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Timing of valuation of assets

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doddlitis · 28/07/2022 17:02

My H is dragging out our divorce as much as possible.

I applied for the divorce last Autumn and set about getting the pension/property valuation information that my solicitor requested. H's solicitor requested that he do likewise but he didn't.

So much time has now passed due to H's delaying tactics and he's only just providing some financial information.

Given that the divorce application was last Autumn, shouldn't we be totting asset values up based on what they were then, not now. If he drags it out such that it's another 6 months or so before we can get any real progress, will the values have to be re-stated yet again ? Surely it's most appropriate to assess them at the point it was agreed to divorce (although he's changed his mind about "agreeing", hence the delaying shenanigans)

I'm not looking to gain anything here, just to have a fixed point in time to stop the need for constant re-evaluation of our total assets given that H seems to be of the opinion that our divorce will take several more years to finalise.

Does anybody know ?

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