Schedule 1 Financial Evidence - Family Court Accountant UK
Income assessment and capital provision analysis for Schedule 1 Children Act 1989 proceedings involving unmarried parents.
Schedule 1 claims require clear evidence of the paying parent's true resources for child support, housing, and other provision. Family court accountants assess income, business interests, and standard of living.
Reports support solicitors acting for either parent in establishing what financial provision the court should order under the Children Act 1989 Schedule 1.
Methodology
| Step | Detail |
|---|---|
| Income assessment | True available income for child support purposes |
| Business valuation | Capital provision calculation where business owned |
| Lifestyle analysis | Standard of living to which the child should be accustomed |
| Expert report | Financial evidence for Schedule 1 application |
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