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katkt
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09 Jun 12 #335915 by katkt

Topic started by katkt

hello,

i''m filling on a petiton for divorce. my husband has agreed that the housr deeds should be changed into my name.

i heard that stamp duty will be payable on this, unless the deeds are changed via a court order as part of the divorce. i cannot afford the stamp duty- eeek!

is the section 3) financial order at the end relevant? should i tick ''property adjustment order''?

thankf for any help,

kath

jonathancj
Platinum Member

09 Jun 12 #335923 by jonathancj

Reply from jonathancj

Yes, tick everything even if you''re just going to ask the Court to dismiss most of them.

katkt
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21 Jun 12 #338108 by katkt

Reply from katkt

a belated thank you jonathancj! this is stressing me out so i''ve only just gone back to it!
i think it''s £45 per financial order ( hmctscourtfinder.justice.gov.uk/courtfinder/forms/ex050-eng.pdf ) . for htat reason i''m just going to tick the ''property adjustment order''. i hope that''ll work.
thank you so much again.

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