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Can a consent order be changed?

Posted 19/03/201604/03/2017 NIcola WilliamsPosted in Consent Orders

There are times when you may find that you need to change the terms of a consent order by agreement. For example, you have a consent order for the sale of the family home and now in fact you want to transfer it from joint names to one name instead. Do you need to change […]

Can I download a consent order form from the court website?

Posted 07/03/201603/03/2017 NIcola WilliamsPosted in Consent Orders

You can’t download a consent order from the court website. So, you need to draft one (or arrange for a solicitor or barrister to draft one for you). A consent order needs to fit your requirements perfectly. One size doesn’t fit all. What goes into a consent order? The court only accepts court orders prepared […]

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