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Disclosing monies owed to you in Form E

what is the form e?

The Form E is a crucial document in divorce proceedings, providing a detailed account of each partys finances, including income, capital, liabilities, and needs. Both you and your ex-spouse are obligated to fully and honestly disclose your financial positions in Form E. The consequences of providing false information on Form E can be severe.

disclosing monies owed to you

Part 1 Section 2.6 of the form requires details of the monies owed to you, including a brief description of whom they are owed by. You must also provide the remaining balance of what is owed and how much of that money is owed directly to you.

failing to provide full disclosure

If a party fails to provide accurate disclosure or conceals assets, the court may later set aside the order and require them to cover the other partys costs.

In severe cases of deliberate dishonesty, this could result in criminal charges under the Fraud Act 2006.

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