Letter to client regarding enclosures to financial statement in Form E

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Letter to client regarding enclosures to financial statement in Form E

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[insert date]

Dear [insert client’s name]

I am preparing your draft financial statement in Form E, which must be lodged at court and sent to [your OR the solicitors representing your ][former ][husband OR wife OR civil partner] by [insert date], in accordance with the directions made by the court.

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