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PART 2 DETERMINATIONS IN RESPECT OF AN INDIVIDUAL'S FINANCIAL RESOURCES
CHAPTER 1 FINANCIAL ELIGIBILITY LIMITS AND WAIVERS
3.Determination in respect of an individual's financial resources
4.Exceptions from requirement to make a determination in respect of an individual's financial resources
5.Individuals in receipt of certain benefits, allowances etc.
6.Financial eligibility limits – disposable income and disposable capital
7.Waiver of eligibility limits and contributions in multi-party actions of significant wider public interest
8.Waiver of eligibility limits and contributions in certain inquests
9.Waiver of eligibility limits and contributions in cross-border disputes
10.Waiver of eligibility limits in proceedings relating to domestic violence or forced marriage
CHAPTER 2 MAKING A DETERMINATION IN RESPECT OF AN INDIVIDUAL'S FINANCIAL RESOURCES
24.Disregard of financial resources which are the subject matter of any claim
25.Disregards from income – certain welfare and other allowances, payments etc.
26.Deductions from income – income tax and national insurance contributions
27.Deductions from income – maintenance of partner and dependants
28.Deductions from income – maintenance of former partner and dependants outside the household
29.Main dwelling, household furniture and effects, personal clothing, and tools and equipment
30.Disregard from capital – income support or universal credit
32.Deductions from capital – maintenance of partner and dependants
CHAPTER 4 CALCULATION OF INCOME – REPRESENTATION (HIGHER COURTS)
35.Disregard of financial resources which are the subject matter of the dispute
36.Disregard of certain welfare and other allowances, payments etc.
37.Income from a trade, business or gainful occupation, other than wage or salary
38.Deductions – income tax and national insurance contributions
40.Deductions – maintenance of former partner and dependants outside the household
41.Deductions – work-related expenses, including childcare payments
CHAPTER 5 CALCULATION OF CAPITAL – REPRESENTATION (HIGHER COURTS)
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