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Sorry , this question probably has been asked lots of time but I can’t seem to find the right answer.
If I start proceedings and send my application to the court because my spouse is refusing to accept my financial proposal, how and when does the court rule on that? Are they looking at my proposal to see if it’s fair?
I can seem to find any info on that. All the posts just mention the court proceedings and so on but not the financial order.
I believe that the court will expect that you attend mediation to see if any agreement can be reached - are you talking about the financial arrangements for the divorce or for child maintenance? If it's child maintenance, then open a case with CMS - the courts won't override that in any case..
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