The Form E: What you need and where to start
The Form E: What you need and where to start
Having a clear understanding of the Form E can make the financial side of divorce feel more a lot more manageable and less overwhelming.
In June’s webinar, divorce coach Claire Macklin was joined by Walker Family Law solicitor Emily Green to discuss one of the most important – and often most misunderstood – stages of the divorce process: completing Form E.
During the webinar, Claire and Emily explained what the Form E is, why financial disclosure matters, and how to approach the process in a way that feels manageable rather than overwhelming.
The webinar covered:
- What Form E is and why it is required during divorce financial proceedings
- The importance of full and frank financial disclosure
- The difference between voluntary disclosure and court-directed disclosure
- What documents you will need before completing Form E
- How to find missing pension information and financial records
- What happens after Form E has been exchanged
- Common concerns about hidden assets and incomplete disclosure
- Practical tips for managing the process one step at a time
- Why obtaining legal advice early can make completing Form E much less stressful
Throughout the conversation, the focus remained on helping people understand that although Form E is one of the most detailed documents in the divorce process, it is also one of the most valuable. By building a clear picture of both parties’ finances, it provides the information needed to negotiate a fair financial settlement and gives clients greater clarity about their financial future.
The Divorce Support Club is a free online community created by Walker Family Law in partnership with divorce coach Claire Macklin. Through monthly webinars, practical resources and expert discussions, the club aims to help people feel informed, supported and more confident whilst navigating separation and divorce.
To access the full webinar, previous episodes, and the wider resource library, you can join the free Divorce Support Club here.