60.12  Order Dispensing With Consent Of Spouse To Conveyance Of Family Home

What this form is for

• • Your property sale or transfer requires both spouses' agreement to proceed.
• • The conveyance documents specifically state that spousal consent must be obtained.
• • You need this form because the parties cannot agree on proceeding without a court order overriding one spouse’s objection.
• • It is used when the family home itself is the subject of the transfer.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

There is no fixed deadline, but you must have this order secured before the final conveyance date. Submitting it too late means delays in finalizing the property transfer.

Before you submit

• • Ensure both spouses have signed the form where indicated.
• • Verify that the property address matches the title deeds exactly.
• • Check that the names and addresses of all parties are current (as per CRO records).
• • Confirm the specific conveyance being approved is clearly described in the document body.
• • Ensure there is a clear date for when this Order takes effect.

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all sections of Form 60.12 using black ink.
2. 2Have both spouses sign and date the form.
3. 3Take the completed form to the relevant Courts Service office or submit it electronically via the designated portal.
4. 4Ensure you receive an official receipt or confirmation number upon submission.

Known limitations

• • This order only dispenses consent for *conveyance*; it does not guarantee the sale will go through.
• • The form itself is just the Order; it must be attached to the actual conveyance documents being registered.
• • It does not replace necessary documentation from the Revenue Online Service (ROS) if tax implications are involved.
• • Not confirmed in official source: The required filing jurisdiction (which specific Court Registry) is not specified on the form alone.