Three questions to find the page and the pack you need

Money and property after a divorce or civil partnership dissolutionFinancial remedy under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (or the Civil Partnership Act 2004). Financial provision for a childSchedule 1 to the Children Act 1989: a home, lump sums, top-up maintenance or school fees for a child. Married or unmarried parents. We were not married and it is about our home or money between usCohabitants' property disputes (TOLATA) or an agreement between you.

We have not applied yetThinking about it, trying to agree, or at mediation. An application has been made and the first hearing is nextForm A or A1 issued (by you or served on you); Forms E to exchange; the first appointment. The first appointment has happened and the FDR is nextQuestionnaires answered, valuations ordered; the settlement hearing. The FDR did not settle it and the final hearing is nextStatements, open proposals, a bundle and a trial. We have agreed everything and want it made an orderA consent order, at any stage. I need money now, before the case is decidedMaintenance pending suit, interim maintenance or a legal services payment order.

I am the applicantI started, or will start, the application. I am the respondentThe other party started it.