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FED - Family Law Forms

A new template has been issued in relation to the following family lawdocuments: Notice Disputing Itemised Cost Account (LL-FED-FAM-062 and LL-FED-FAM-165) Qustion 5 of this document will now calculate figures and show cents. Itemised Costs Account (LL-FAM-060 and LL-FAM-215) Part C Summary of Itemised Costs Account of this document will now calculate figures and show cents. Financial Statement (LL-FED-FLC-520, LL-FED-FLC-620 and LL-FED-FAM-164) As a result of client feedback the following problems have now been rectified in relation to the Financial Statement -
  • Using the F11 shortcut key to navigate through the formtext fields
Previously when you navigated from one formtext field to the next using your shortcut key (F11) it would stop on a formtext field and then you would have to click numerous times before it would move to the next formtext field. This is because the Financial Statement has hidden text and it was looking for the hidden formtext fields. This problem has now been rectified.
  • Parts G, I and K not calculating correctly
When you merge a fresh Financial Statement in Parts G, I and K the following was happening - If you say, for example, in SectionG put the following figures at any questions - $100 $100 When you press the 'Calculate' button the total equals $200, however, if you add another $20 in a question and press the calculate button again, the total equates to $420 because it is keeping the previous total of $200 and then adding the $220 to it. Then if you hit the 'Calculate' button again without changing anything in that section, it retains the $420 total and adds the figure $220 to it again. Basically it was not clearing the original total figures before it recalculates. This issue has now been rectified for Parts G, I and K of the Statement. NOTE - To receive the new template, you need to run an online update.

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