Stages of Divorce: Section 4.4 of Form E: behaviour/ conduct: to complete or not to complete?

In this video, Caitlin Jenkins, the familylawvlogger and partner in the Mills & Reeve family and children team, considers the law relating to behaviour and conduct when dealing with finances on divorce and things to consider when completing section 4.4 of Form E.
A word of warning: the court will not want you - and therefore solicitors will not advise you - to put as much in this section of Form E as most lay clients would like to include. Caitlin explains why in this video.
If you need advice on your particular circumstances then please contact Caitlin or one of the specialist family and children team at Mills & Reeve via: www.divorce.co.uk or www.mills-reev...
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Is this where you raise issue of potential asset disipation by your ex?