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Questionnaire For Guided Consent Order

This questionnaire takes around 20 minutes to complete and must be finished in one sitting — it can’t be saved partway through. To avoid delays, please gather all your financial details in advance and ensure you have enough uninterrupted time to complete it in one go.

Once we’ve received completed questionnaires from both you and your spouse, your legal expert will review the information and identify any areas of agreement or difference. We’ll then be in touch with a clear summary and the next steps.

To keep things on track, please answer all questions as fully and accurately as you can. 

You have a duty to the court to give a full, frank and clear disclosure of all your financial and other relevant circumstances. A failure to provide full and accurate disclosure may result in any order the court makes being set aside.

If you are found to have been deliberately untruthful, criminal proceedings may be brought against you for fraud under the Fraud Act 2006.

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Before you begin

Our goal is to help both of you reach a fair financial agreement and have it approved by the court as smoothly and quickly as possible. To do that, we need to understand your financial position and your preferences regarding the split. This questionnaire is the first step in our structured, expert-led process to guide you toward an agreement. Your answers will be reviewed alongside the other party’s responses to highlight areas of agreement and identify any differences. This is a fully transparent process — both parties will have visibility of the declared financial information before any agreement is finalised and submitted to the court for approval. Please answer the following questions as accurately and completely as possible so we can support you effectively.
Do you confirm that you want to reach a fair financial agreement?
Please tell us the name of the court dealing with your divorce. (You can find this in any email or letter you have received from the court).
Please enter the case number of your divorce.
Please select which this application is in relation to:
Did you or your spouse ask for your address to be confidential on the divorce application?
IMPORTANT: You must tell us if you or your spouse asked the court to keep your address confidential. NOT SURE? Confidentiality was selected if the applicant's address was not on the divorce application.
Click or drag a file to this area to upload.
We need to send the court a copy of your conditional order or your final order if you have completed your divorce. Please upload it here. If you have divorced under the old system, please attach your decree nisi or decree absolute.
Date of marriage or formation of civil partnership
Date you started to live together (if before date of marriage)
What date did you separate?
Do you know the date of your conditional order (decree nisi)?
Do you know the date of your final order (decree absolute)?

Your Details

Your name
Please enter your name exactly as it appears on your divorce application.
Your address
Your date of birth

Your Ex-spouse's Details

Spouse name
Please write their name exactly as it appears on your divorce application.
Spouse's address

Children of the Family

A child of the family is a child you and your spouse are the biological parents of or a child you both treated as a child of their family and is younger than 18.

Future Housing Arrangements

Please enter your future housing arrangements.
Are you planning on moving from your current home?
The answer is yes if you intend to sell your home or transfer the property to the applicant.

Your Financial Disclosure

To help both parties reach a fair and legally compliant financial agreement, we need a clear picture of your financial situation. This includes all capital assets such as pensions, shares, savings, and property. The court requires full and honest financial disclosure from both parties in order to approve a consent order. Without this information, we cannot support you in reaching an agreement or prepare your final legal documents. Please provide details of your own capital assets. If any assets are jointly owned, indicate your share or how you believe they should be divided. If you do not have anything in one or more of the categories below, simply enter “0.”
Add all of your savings and investments together as one sum.
Joint debt should be divided between you and the applicant
If you don't have this figure it can be obtained from your pension company. It can also be referred to as 'Pot Value', 'Total Value' or CETV (Cash Equivalent Transfer Value)
Most people don't have this. Also known as a PPF, if you've never heard of it you probably don't have one.

Your Monthly Income

To support you in reaching a fair financial agreement, we need to understand your current income. Please enter amounts for any sources of income that apply to you. If a category doesn’t apply, simply enter “0.” Full financial disclosure is required by the court before a consent order can be approved, and it's also essential for us to guide the discussion and help both parties move toward a workable agreement.
Enter your monthly income from all employment after tax and national insurance.
E.g. trust fund income, investment income

Child Support/Maintenance

Do you receive child support/maintenance payments from?
Tick all that apply
Do you pay any child support/maintenance payments?
Tick all that apply

Proposed Financial Arrangements

Please outline any financial arrangements you and your former partner have already discussed or agreed upon. This could include proposals relating to the sale or transfer of property, pension sharing, lump sum payments, or ongoing financial support such as child or spousal maintenance. Provide as much detail as you can — including any relevant dates, mortgage provider names and account numbers (if a property is involved), or pension scheme names, addresses, and policy/reference numbers. Even if nothing is finalised yet, sharing what’s been discussed so far will help us support you both in reaching a fair and workable agreement.
Please tick all of the following that apply to your financial arrangement

Anything Else

If you have made any other agreements not captured in the previous section, enter them here.

Outstanding Issues to be Agreed

If there are assets that you haven't yet reached an agreement over, please provide details here.

Relationships

Please select the box which applies to your current relationship status.
At the present time, please select which of the following applies to you
Privacy Policy

You can apply for a special expenses variation for the following:

  • Travel costs to maintain regular contact with your child (if more than £10 a week)
  • Costs connected with supporting a child with a disability or a long-term illness
  • Repaying debts from your former relationship, e.g. a loan for a car the receiving parent has kept
  • Boarding school fees for children who qualify for child maintenance
  • Paying the mortgage for the property where the receiving parent and child live

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Basic Rate
The Basic rate applies the amount of child maintenance you will pay each week is based on the following percentages:

  • 12% for one child
  • 16% for two children
  • 19% for three or more children

Basic Plus Rate
If your gross weekly income is more than £800, the Basic Plus rate of child maintenance is applied as well as the Basic rate.
In addition to the percentage rates applied to the first £800 above, the following percentages are calculated
on any balance over £800:

  • 9% for one child
  • 12% for two children
  • 15% for three or more children

The basic plus rate is capped at £3000 per week.

Reduced Rate
For the reduced rate you would pay a fixed rate of £7 a week for the first £100 and the following
percentage will be applied to the balance:

  • 17% for one child
  • 25% for two children
  • 31% for three or more children

Flat Rate and Nil Rate
If your weekly gross income is less than £100 or you or your partner receive certain benefits,
you would pay a flat rate of £7 a week in child maintenance.

If you are under 16, a student aged 19 or less, in prison or in a care home,
you would not have to pay any child maintenance.

The more nights that your children stay overnight with you, the more the
calculator will reduce the weekly amount of child maintenance:

  • 52 to 103 nights = 1/7 (14% reduction)
  • 104 to 155 nights = 2/7 reduction
  • 156 to 174 nights = 3/7 reduction
  • More than 175 = 50% reduction plus an extra £7 a week for each child

If you have other children, the calculator will reduce
your weekly gross income by the following percentage:

  • 11% reduction for one child
  • 14% reduction for two children
  • 16% reduction for three or more children
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