Search

A Form D11 is used in divorce, dissolution or separation proceedings where one party wishes to make an application between hearings. As a general application notice, the form can be used for a wide variety of applications, making it an essential tool in the proceedings as a case develops.

A Form C100 is used to apply to the court for an order relating to a child. This could be a Child Arrangements Order, a Specific Issue Order, or a Prohibited Steps Order. If you need to make an urgent application for an order relating to a child, the Form C100 contains a specific section where this request can be made, and the reason for the urgency explained. It’s important to follow the correct procedures to ensure that your case is considered promptly, particularly in situations where the safety or well- being of the child is at risk.

Form H is a costs estimate form used in financial remedy proceedings. It must be filed and served by each party before each hearing. The form provides a total of the costs incurred up to the date of the hearing as well as the expected future costs if settlement is not reached. It is an important checking exercise as it ensures that both parties, and the court, are clear about the scope of the legal fees involved, allowing these to be considered in the context of the case at hand.

A Form C1A is an important document in children proceedings. It is used in cases where allegations of harm, domestic abuse, or other risks to a child or themselves are raised by a party. By providing detailed and accurate information, the form ensures that the court can make informed decisions regarding safeguarding as part of the case.

A Form E1 is a financial statement used for financial disclosure in specific family law proceedings in England and Wales. It plays a critical role in ensuring transparency and fairness in those applications. The form is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of an individual's financial circumstances, enabling the court to make informed decisions regarding the financial arrangements if the parties cannot reach an agreement directly.

A Form B can be used by the respondent to divorce or dissolution proceedings in England and Wales if they wish to prevent the final order from being granted until the finances have been resolved. The application is made when the respondent wishes to ensure that their financial circumstances are adequately addressed before the divorce or dissolution is finalised, sometimes providing key financial protection.

A Form G is used in financial remedy proceedings relating to a divorce or the dissolution of a civil partnership. Both parties are required to fill in a Form G, which is used to confirm whether or not they consider that the first hearing (the First Directions Appointment) can actually be used as a Financial Dispute Resolution Appointment (FDR), which is usually the second hearing in the court process.

A MIAM certificate is an essential document in family law proceedings, particularly when making an application to the court for issues relating to children or finances following a separation or divorce. ‘MIAM’ stands for Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting, and the certificate confirms whether mediation has been attempted or is considered unsuitable in a particular case.

A Form E is a detailed document used during divorce or civil partnership dissolution proceedings where the parties are exchanging financial disclosure in order to reach a settlement. It is a crucial form that allows both parties to present a full and honest picture of their financial situation, helping the court or their legal representatives to assess what a fair financial settlement would look like.