This short film is for people who are going to court about their finances as part of a divorce or ending a civil partnership and don’t have the help of a lawyer.This form can also be used in mediation in order to work through the financial information and documentation you will need to disclose to each other.
It is a step-by-step guide to how you fill out your financial statement (Form E) yourself. Watch Rosemary as she completes her own form and explains what details you put where, and what all the gobbledygook actually means.
You have to fill in a financial statement (Form E) if you are going to court in England or Wales to get a financial order after you’ve split up with your ex-husband, wife or civil partner. If you’re doing without the help of a lawyer, it’s a very daunting prospect.
So that’s why we’ve made this film to help. It’s a companion to our written guide to completing Form E. You may want to watch it as well as or instead of reading the written guide.
Watch Rosemary as she completes her own form and explains what details you put where, and what all the gobbledygook actually means. How to fill in your financial statement (Form E) – England and Wales (this link will take you to Advicenow’s YouTube channel)
How to fill in your financial statement (Form E) – film