Guidance

MyHMCTS: How to use online financial remedy services

Guides for applicant solicitors using financial remedy services with MyHMCTS.

From:
HM Courts & Tribunals Service
Published
19 October 2020
Last updated
20 December 2024 — See all updates

Documents

Lodging an application - consent

HTML

Managing a case - consent

HTML

Lodging an application - contested

HTML

Managing a case - contested

HTML

Managing an intervener case

HTML

Quick guide for using financial remedy services with MyHMCTS

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/myhmcts-financial-remedy-services-for-legal-professionals

Details

Step-by-step guides for applicant solicitors using MyHMCTS financial remedy services:

  • consent – lodging and sharing an application
  • consent – managing a case
  • contested – lodging and sharing an application
  • contested – managing a case
  • managing an intervener case

You can also find a quick guide for using financial remedy services with MyHMCTS. You should only use the quick guide as a reference to remind you about the most common and useful things to remember. When using MyHMCTS to manage cases, you should refer to the full guidance listed here.

Updates to this page

Published 19 October 2020
Last updated 20 December 2024 + show all updates

  1. Added content on what to check for before uploading the hearing bundle for 'managing a case – contested'.

  2. Added content on uploading evidence in support, using the 'Consent Order' function, and if you want to stop representing a client to the 'Managing a case – contested' guidance. Added content on transferring a case to the High Court, and arranging payment if you're an overseas solicitor to the 'Lodging an application – contested' guidance.

  3. Add guidance on entering overseas address details for applicants and respondents. Updated information on naming files.

  4. Update to the managing contested guide for non-court dispute resolution process and the lodging contested guide for MIAMs

  5. Updated the contested lodging an application and managing a case pages.

  6. Added new information on lock and key cases in guidance for lodging a case – contested. Added new guidance on approved orders in guidance for managing a case – contested.

  7. New version of the 'Managing a case - contested' guide, including updates to instructions. Addition of guidance 'Managing an intervener case'.

  8. Added new help information to the guides

  9. Added guidance an images about marking applicant and respondent details as confidential

  10. Added new chapters in managing consent guide to reflect changes in service

  11. Updates for new screens and to improve clarity

  12. Updates to the managing a contested case guide

  13. Adding guidance for a schedule 1 application

  14. Added information about variation orders

  15. Added new section about barrister access to the managing a contested case guide

  16. Added information about variation orders

  17. Added HTML version of contested manage a case guide

  18. HTML version of the contested lodging guide added.

  19. Updates to consent lodging guide to reflect changes in divorce law

  20. Replaced 2 inaccessible PDF documents with accessible HTML versions.

  21. New version of the 'Contested - Issuing and sharing an application' guide.

  22. Updated consent guidance

  23. Share a case information added including new screens and guidance.

  24. Updated versions of Onboarding guidance (consent and contested) published.

  25. Replaced the "Onboarding pack - contested" with an updated version.

  26. First published.

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