Pauw Attorneys Divorce Questionnaire
  • Welcome

    Thank you for the instruction to be able to finalise your matter as soon as possible, we need you to complete this Divorce Questionnaire as comprehensive as possible. The information will be used to draft your Summons and Particulars of claim. We will the prepare DRAFT Documents whereafter we will set up a consultation to finalise the summons. Please provide information at hand and indicate what you will get later. Contact us if you require ASSISTANCE. Regards Francois
  • Divorce Questionnaire

  • Plaintiff/Client Details

    Client is the plaintiff if he/she wish to issue summons.
  • Plaintiff Male / Female
  • Plaintiff Marital status at time of marriage:
  • Plaintiff Contact Information

  • Is the Plaintiff postal address the same as the residential address?
  • Plaintiff Employment

  • Is the Plaintiff Employed?
  • Plaintiff Financials

  • Defendant Contact Information

  • Defendant Male / Female
  • Defendant Marital status at time of marriage:
  • Is the Defendant residential address the same as the postal address?
  • Defendant Employment Details

  • Is the Defendant Employed?
  • Defendant Financials

  • Children

  • Were there children born from the relationship?
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  • General Information

  • Education / Schooling

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  • Support

  • Maintenance for Children

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  • Have educational costs (school fees – primary, secondary, and tertiary education fees) been included in the maintenance amount stated above?
  • Have medical costs been included in the maintenance amount stated above?
  • Does the child(children) take part in any extra-mural activities for which the cost must be included in maintenance?
  • Legal Custody

    This clause specifies which parent has legal custody of the child, or whether both parents will share joint legal custody. Legal custody refers to the right to make important decisions on behalf of the child, such as those related to education, healthcare, religion, and other significant areas of the child's life.
  • Who must get custody (make major decisions) over the children?
  • Physical custody

    This clause outlines the physical custody arrangements for the child, including where the child will live and how much time the child will spend with each parent. Physical custody can be shared equally between the parents, or one parent may have primary physical custody while the other has visitation or parenting time.
  • ACCESS AND VISITATION RIGHTS

  • Does the non-controlling parent have access to the children?
  • Parenting time schedule

    This clause sets out the specific schedule for when the child will be with each parent. The schedule may include details such as the days and times of exchanges, where exchanges will take place, and how the schedule will be adjusted for holidays and special occasions.
  • Decision-making:

    This clause outlines how major decisions regarding the child will be made, such as those related to education, healthcare, and religion. It may specify whether one parent will have final decision-making authority, or whether the parents will need to make these decisions jointly.
  • Communication

    This clause addresses how the parents will communicate with each other regarding the child, including how often they will communicate and what methods of communication will be used.
  • Transportation

    This clause specifies how the child will be transported between the two households, who will be responsible for transportation, and any specific requirements or arrangements.
  • Special Events / Days

    Access during special events: This clause specifies how parenting time will be divided during special events, such as birthdays, holidays, and other important occasions.
  • Changes to the schedule

    This clause outlines the process for making changes to the parenting time schedule, including how much notice is required and how changes will be communicated.
  • Right of first refusal

    This clause may provide one parent with the right of first refusal if the other parent is unable to care for the child during their scheduled parenting time. This means that the parent with the right of first refusal must be offered the opportunity to care for the child before any other childcare arrangements are made.
  • Travel

    This clause may specify any restrictions or requirements related to travel with the child, including obtaining consent from the other parent, providing itinerary details, and ensuring that the child has appropriate identification and documentation.
  • Marriage Information

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  • Date of Marriage
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  • HOW were you married / Marital Regime?
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  • Assets Information & Property Rights

  • Divorce Information

  • The relationship has broken down; are you living together or separated?
  • Please specify the date when separated:
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  • Are there any meaningful communications between the parties?
  • Are you interested in continuing the marriage relationship?
  • Do you share the same interest as your partner?
  • Have you lost love & affection for your partner?
  • Is there any possibility of continuing this marriage relationship?
  • Is there any reasonable prospect to reconcile?
  • Spousal maintenance

  • Do you want to claim Spousal maintenance?
  • Will your spouse be able to afford it during a time with increased expenses?
  • Should be Empty: