1 · COLLECTSource recordsIdentity and relationship records
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Organise documents for separation or divorce
A separation file may include identity and relationship documents, a dated relationship history, financial records, property and debt information, parenting communications and existing agreements or orders. Keep sensitive material secure and never obtain information by accessing another person’s private account.
General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026
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From source records to one clear Proof Pack.
Keep the originals, organise the important records, connect them to the events they support, then make missing information visible.
1 · COLLECTSource records
2 · ORGANISEChronologyFinancial records
3 · PROOF PACKProof PackParenting records
1Identity and relationship records2Financial records3Parenting records4Existing agreements or orders
Identity and relationship records
- Identity documents
- Marriage or relationship records
- Important dates
- Address and housing records
Financial records
- Bank and loan statements
- Income records
- Assets and debts
- Tax or business records where relevant
Parenting records
Keep current arrangements, school or health information, agreed schedules and relevant communications without inflammatory labels.
Existing agreements or orders
Preserve signed agreements, consent orders, court orders, notices and professional correspondence exactly as received.
Important limitation
Family matters can involve urgent safety and legal issues. GetInstantProof organises records only and does not replace local legal or specialist support.
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