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Answer plain-English questions, with guidance from a practising family lawyer at every step. You finish with the completed, court-ready PDF your court requires - most people get there in 2–4 sittings.
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What is a cash equivalent value?
This is a figure your pension provider calculates to show what your pension is ‘worth’ today if you were to leave the scheme…
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Form E is genuinely hard. That’s not a reflection on you.
The form asks about every asset, debt, income, and financial commitment in your life - property, pensions, savings, business interests, loans. It uses legal terminology most people have never encountered. Every answer must be accurate. At the end, you sign it with a statement of truth.
Most people filling it in alone have no guidance at all. The form itself offers almost none. And you’ve been handed a court deadline.
Thousands of people in England and Wales represent themselves in financial remedy proceedings every year. Form E is long and technical - but it is not beyond you, with the right guidance at every step.
Lawyer-authored guidance
Every field explained in plain English.
Form E uses legal terminology that most people have never encountered. At every step, DocReady shows a guidance panel explaining exactly what the field is asking for and why the court needs it. Try it - these are three real examples from the product.
Cash equivalent value
What is a cash equivalent value?
This is a figure your pension provider calculates to show what your pension is ‘worth’ today if you were to leave the scheme. It is not the amount you would receive if you retired - it is a notional transfer value used by the court to compare assets fairly between parties. You will need to request a Cash Equivalent Transfer Value (CETV) letter from your pension provider. Most providers must supply this within 3 months of the request.
How it works
From blank form to court-ready PDF,
in three steps.
Work through the form with guidance at every step
We break Form E into clear questions - one concept at a time. Each field has a plain-English explanation written by a family lawyer, so you know exactly what the court is asking for and why.
Review your completed form
Before you pay a penny, see a full summary of everything you’ve entered - laid out clearly so you can check it’s accurate and complete.
Download your court-ready PDF
Pay £79 once. We generate the completed official Form E PDF - the exact document the court requires - and your download stays available for 90 days. Need to change something? You can return and download an updated copy within those 90 days at no extra cost.
Who wrote the guidance
Written by a practising family law partner. Not a chatbot.
Form E gives you 28 pages of questions and almost no help answering them. That’s how careful, honest people end up with disclosure mistakes. Every piece of guidance in DocReady was written by a family lawyer who has seen exactly where people go wrong - not generated, not guessed.
A practising family law partner
DocReady was co-founded by a family lawyer who works on financial remedy cases every week - and wrote every explanation in the product.
Explained like you’re sitting across the desk
Each question is explained the way a solicitor would explain it to a client - what the court is asking for, why it matters, and what to include.
Checked against the official form, field by field
The guidance follows the official HMCTS Form E exactly, so nothing is skipped, reworded, or approximated.
Supporting documents
The documents you’ll need - eventually.
Form E requires supporting documents for most of what you declare. But you don’t need them all before you start - begin now, and your progress saves automatically while you gather the rest.
Any field where you’re waiting on paperwork can be marked to come back to later - nothing blocks you mid-way through.
Bank statements
Last 12 months for every account, including accounts you’ve closed
Payslips and P60
Your three most recent payslips and P60 for the last tax year
Mortgage statement
A recent statement showing the outstanding balance on each mortgage
Property valuation
A formal valuation from the last 6 months, or a reasonable estimate based on recent local sales
Pension statements
A cash equivalent (CEV/CETV) statement from each pension provider, or a letter confirming you have requested one
Loans and liabilities
Details of all loan documents or similar (although you don’t technically need to produce credit card statements)
Pricing
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You can start completing your form right now, for free. You only pay when you have reviewed your completed form and are ready to download the PDF.
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Everything included
- All 5 sections of Form E, guided step by step
- Plain-English explanations at every field, written by a family lawyer
- Autosave - close the tab at any time and return later
- A full review of your answers before you pay
- The completed official HMCTS Form E PDF
- The Schedule of Documents, with your answer for every supporting document
- Your download stays available for 90 days - amended copies included
Common questions
Things people ask before they start.
Your deadline is real. So is the support.
Start now. Complete it at your own pace. Pay only when you’re ready to download.
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