(England & Wales)
Create your financial disclosure with income, assets, debts, pensions, and Statement of Truth — covering every Form E category.
Professionally drafted — structured following Family Procedure Rules 2010 requirements for England and Wales.
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Whether you prefer step-by-step guidance or a traditional form, both methods produce the identical professionally-formatted financial disclosure. Choose the style that suits you.
Guided questions walk you through every section — the same structured process solicitors charge hundreds for.
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Divorce rarely escalates because of the numbers — it escalates because of mistrust. Early, transparent disclosure changes the dynamic entirely.
Nobody knows your finances better than you. Our guided template asks the same structured questions solicitors ask — covering every Form E category — so you can prepare a complete, signed financial disclosure yourself.
Direct negotiation. Mediation. Consent orders. Court Form E preparation.
Early financial disclosure is the first step to a fair settlement.
A complete financial disclosure covers all your assets, debts, income and expenses — property, pensions, investments, bank accounts, business interests, life insurance and liabilities.
A complete financial disclosure must include:
Our template covers all these categories systematically.
Hiding assets in divorce can result in settlements being set aside years later, costs penalties, contempt of court findings and even criminal prosecution for fraudulent disclosure.
Cases have been reopened 10+ years after divorce when hidden assets were discovered. One spouse was ordered to pay an additional £10 million after concealing offshore accounts. Another had their settlement reduced from 50% to 30% after lying about business income. Courts take non-disclosure extremely seriously.
Complete, honest disclosure helps both parties.
Our template includes personal details, property schedules, bank accounts, investments, pension valuations, business interests, life insurance, income documentation, debts, living expenses, trust interests and a formal Statement of Truth.
Use as standalone disclosure for mediation and negotiations, or as structured preparation for court Form E.
Common mistakes include forgetting dormant accounts, undervaluing property, ignoring pensions, missing business perks, incomplete debt disclosure and using outdated financial statements.
Our template prompts you for all commonly missed items.
⚠️ Important Legal Notice: This template is not a substitute for the official court Form E and does not constitute legal advice. It is designed to help individuals organise and disclose their financial information fully and accurately — whether for mediation, solicitor negotiations, consent order preparation, or as structured preparation before completing the official Form E for court proceedings. Both parties in a divorce have a legal duty to provide full and frank disclosure — deliberate concealment of assets is a serious matter with significant consequences.
Solicitors typically charge £1,000–£3,000+ for Form E preparation, depending on complexity.
This usually involves 3–4 hours of professional time asking you structured questions about your finances and entering your answers into the form. The 8–12 hours of actual legwork — gathering bank statements, requesting pension valuations, obtaining property valuations — is work only you can do, regardless of whether you use a solicitor.
Our template covers the same financial categories for £10. For complex situations, consider using our template to prepare your disclosure first, then having a solicitor review it — they review rather than create from scratch, potentially saving hours of billable time.
Yes, many couples complete financial disclosure confidently without a solicitor.
Financial disclosure is your own financial information — your property, your bank accounts, your pensions, your income, your debts. Nobody knows your finances better than you. Our template makes the process straightforward by walking you through each category with guided questions and prompts, so nothing gets missed.
Consider solicitor review if you have complex financial circumstances (businesses, trusts, overseas assets), significant assets at stake, or you want extra peace of mind before signing. Even then, completing your disclosure first means they review and advise rather than creating from scratch — potentially saving significant fees.
Our template mirrors every Form E category — property, bank accounts, pensions, investments, business interests, income, debts, and living expenses — but with clearer guidance and easier navigation.
If you're not going to court: Form E is only required if court proceedings are issued. For mediation, solicitor negotiations, or reaching agreement directly with your partner, our template serves as your complete standalone financial disclosure document with a signed Statement of Truth.
If you are going to court: Our template organises all your financial information into Form E categories, so transferring it into the official court form is straightforward. Many people also hand their completed disclosure to a solicitor, who can then finalise the official Form E in a fraction of the usual time — saving significant fees.
Yes, this template is specifically designed for consent order preparation and mediation.
When both parties have a complete, signed financial disclosure with a Statement of Truth, it creates the factual baseline needed for a consent order. Many solicitors accept a completed disclosure from this template and use it to draft the consent order directly — saving time and costs compared to creating disclosure from scratch.
The template produces a professional, comprehensive financial disclosure document suitable for presentation to mediation services, the other party, and solicitors preparing consent orders.
Many couples complete financial disclosure without a solicitor, particularly for straightforward finances. Our template covers every Form E category with clear guidance throughout, so you can create a professional disclosure yourself.
Consider solicitor review if:
• You have complex financial circumstances (businesses, trusts, overseas assets)
• There are significant assets at stake
• You suspect your partner may not be disclosing everything
• You want extra peace of mind before signing
Even if you do use a solicitor, completing your disclosure first means they review and advise rather than spending hours gathering your financial information from scratch — potentially saving you significant fees. Your choice based on your situation.
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