Divorce organiser for members

£177,400Property and savings, less debts

£64,250Pensions

Property £320,000

Our homeJoint£320,000

Pensions £64,250

Workplace pensionMine£41,800

Personal pensionTheirs£22,450

A cash equivalent value from each scheme

Debts £142,600

MortgageJoint£138,900

Finances builder

List income, property, savings, pensions, debts and outgoings in the same groups Form E uses. Mark each item as yours, theirs or joint, add notes, and tick off the documents you need to find. It keeps running totals and prints as a tidy summary to take to a mediator or solicitor.

Each monthNowYour homeTheir home

Take-home pay£4,150£2,300£1,850

Mortgage or rent£1,120£950£875

Council tax£165£124£118

Food and household£620£410£290

Everything else£1,405£604£613

Left each month£840£212−£46

Budget for two households

Put what you spend now beside what each home would cost after you separate. You’ll see straight away whether the money stretches to two homes, which is often the question that decides what happens to the house.

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With youWith the other parentHoliday

Co-parenting calendar

Set up your usual pattern, such as alternate weekends, then add holidays and handovers. Children are shown as “Child 1” or “All children”, never by name. Print a month to put on the fridge. It’s private to you, and there’s no sharing with your ex.

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Co-parenting calendar

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