Divorce Real Estate Agent in Tustin, CA
Paula Aragone handles Tustin dissolution listings where the two owners no longer speak, from the restraining orders on the summons through the recorded land use controls and the 2023 hangar fire history that both sellers have to disclose with one voice. The representation is of the sale, not of either party.
While a dissolution is pending, neither owner of a Tustin house can sell, encumber or otherwise dispose of it alone. That restraint is Family Code 2040, printed on Judicial Council form FL-110, and it lifts only on the written consent of the other party or on an order of the court. Tustin adds a second problem the statute does not solve: on the Legacy side of the city, two people who have stopped speaking still have to sign one disclosure package about a site that is still being remediated.
| The restraint itself | Family Code 2040, on Judicial Council form FL-110 |
|---|---|
| Attaches to each party | Petitioner on filing, respondent on service, Family Code 233 |
| Ways to lift it | Written consent of the other party, or an order of the court |
| Executing a deed | Both spouses must join, Family Code 1102 |
| Tustin specific | Recorded institutional controls on the former MCAS Tustin land |
| Valuation date | As near as practicable to the time of trial, Family Code 2552 |
Two People Who Have Stopped Speaking Still Sign One Disclosure
Tustin holds a pre war downtown and a former Marine Corps air station inside the same city limits. On the Legacy side, the disclosure work is heavier than the market work, and both sellers carry it.
The city's range has no equal among its neighbours. Old Town holds Craftsman bungalows and Victorian era homes. Tustin Meadows was built in 1968 by the Robert H. Grant Company, roughly 900 to 935 homes on six floor plans around the eight acre oval of Centennial Park. Tustin Ranch was planned by the Irvine Company in 1982, approved by the county in 1986 and annexed that year. Tustin Legacy is the 1,600 acre master plan on the former MCAS Tustin.
The Navy began assessment of the base in 1980 under what became the Installation Restoration Program. Contaminants released during military and prior agricultural use include pesticides, solvents, jet fuel and firefighting materials. Groundwater plumes remain. The current focus is PFAS from aqueous film forming foam used in burn pit exercises, hangar suppression systems and crash response training, detected in shallow groundwater above EPA drinking water standards. The city's position is that there is no drinking water pathway, because that shallow groundwater is not used for drinking water and Irvine Ranch Water District supplies PFAS free water.
The structure matters to a seller because it is written into the land. The fifth five year review, opened in November 2025, covers Operable Units 1A, 1B, 3 and 4B, with a final report due by 29 October 2026, and institutional controls are enforced across all of those units to prevent exposure to contaminated groundwater. Those controls run with the land, so a Legacy title report commonly carries a covenant restricting extraction or use of shallow groundwater and certain subsurface disturbance. The accurate description is that remediation is ongoing, not that the site was cleaned up.
Then there is the fire. It began on 7 November 2023, destroyed the seventeen story WWII North blimp hangar and smouldered for twenty four days. Released contaminants included asbestos, lead and arsenic, with debris measured at up to 37 percent asbestos, and the hangar timber had been treated with Minalith fire retardant containing aluminium, cadmium, chromium and zinc. Debris travelled more than three miles and affected roughly 10,000 homes across Tustin, Irvine and Santa Ana, with Columbus Square, directly across from the hangar, hardest hit.
The record is genuinely unfinished, and that is the point for a seller. Public agencies detected asbestos in debris but did not test inside residences; of nineteen homes privately tested, nine showed asbestos. The city cleared about 75 percent of 1,094 debris reports submitted through its portal. The Navy completed the required cleanup by September 2025, removing over 549 tons of charred metal, about 77 tons of toxic waste and 3,214 tons of nontoxic debris, and air monitoring around the North Hangar was discontinued on 24 June 2025. Questions about untested roofs, gutters and landscaping were never resolved property by property.
So a seller in Columbus Square, Columbus Grove, Greenwood, Tustin Field or the adjacent blocks has to disclose the fire, any debris found, any cleaning or remediation performed, any testing and its results, and any insurance claim made. A seller who never tested should say exactly that rather than implying a clean result, because the uncertainty itself is the disclosure. In a dissolution that is difficult in a way it is not for a single seller: two people with different memories, different lawyers and different levels of anger have to agree one factual, dated account and both sign it. Away from Legacy the difficulties are ordinary but real: Old Town and southwest Tustin carry pre war and 1960s stock with the defects of their era, the John Wayne Airport influence area reaches the city, and North Tustin, which many listings loosely call Tustin, is unincorporated county with its own permitting and its own fire hazard map.
How a Tustin Home Is Sold During a Dissolution
The sequence below is built around a single Tustin fact: the disclosure work on this side of the county is heavier than the market work, and it is signed by two people who may be communicating only through counsel. Do it in this order and the sale itself runs at ordinary speed.
Date the moment each of you became bound
Family Code 233 makes the orders effective against the petitioner on filing of the petition and issuance of the summons, and against the respondent on personal service or on a waiver and acceptance of service. They hold until judgment, dismissal or a further order. Everything after this step depends on knowing which of those has already happened.
Convert an agreement into authority escrow can act on
A handshake between two spouses is not authority. Consent has to be written, or the court has to supply an order that names the property and its legal description, the broker, the list price and the power to reduce it, who accepts an offer, who signs each instrument, and how the net proceeds are disbursed. A direction that the home shall be sold will not open escrow.
Read the title report for restrictions that run with the land
On the former MCAS Tustin land, institutional controls are enforced across the operable units to prevent exposure to contaminated groundwater. Expect a covenant or deed restriction, commonly a prohibition on extracting or using shallow groundwater and on certain subsurface disturbance. That is a material fact under Civil Code 1102 and belongs on the disclosure forms, not buried in the preliminary report.
Assemble the environmental and fire record in one file
The Navy began assessment in 1980 and remediation is ongoing, with groundwater plumes remaining and an active PFAS investigation under EPA, DTSC and Regional Water Quality Control Board oversight. Add whatever exists for the 2023 hangar fire: debris found, cleaning done, testing performed and its results, and any insurance claim. Both parties sign this. Build it once, together.
Establish character before either side argues value
Family Code 760 makes property acquired during marriage community and 770 makes what was owned before marriage separate. Family Code 2581 presumes joint title taken during marriage is community, rebuttable only by a clear statement in the deed or a written agreement. Where community earnings paid down a premarital loan, Moore and Marsden applies. Counsel decides this, not the listing side.
Instruct one appraiser with the file already open
Family Code 2552 values the community estate as near as practicable to the time of trial, with an exception in 2552(b) on thirty days notice and for good cause. An appraiser working a Legacy parcel needs the disclosure file in hand, because a valuation that ignores recorded land use controls is a number the other side will attack later.
Market it in the open, through a single channel
Broad exposure protects both parties, because a quiet sale at a soft number is the transaction each side will later say the other arranged. Fix in writing who receives the showing calendar, who approves a reduction, and how a disagreement is resolved. Where one party still occupies the house, access terms belong in the order rather than in a text message.
Answer offers with one agreed rule and two signatures
Every counter, every repair request and every extension needs the same two signatures the listing needed. The workable fix is a written rule agreed before the first showing: a price at or above which acceptance is automatic, a fixed response window, and a named tiebreaker. Without it, a three day response window becomes a fortnight and the buyer moves on.
Close on a disbursement formula written in advance
Escrow acts only on the written instructions both principals signed, and neither can change them alone. Conflicting instructions are not resolved by the escrow holder; it interpleads and the funds go to the court. Have the judgment state the formula, have the escrow instructions repeat it word for word, and handle state withholding on form 593 in the same document.
Tustin Neighbourhoods, and What Each Adds to the Disclosure File
The neighbourhood decides whether the file carries recorded land use controls, a special tax, a historic review, a county permitting authority or none of them. These are the ones that come up most often.
Old Town Tustin
The historic core of Craftsman bungalows and Victorian era homes on walkable streets, the only real concentration of pre war housing in the area other than Westside Costa Mesa. Expect the city to take an interest in exterior alterations.
Tustin Meadows
Built in 1968 by the Robert H. Grant Company, roughly 900 to 935 homes on six floor plans with fifteen elevations, streets laid out to discourage through traffic, wrapped around the eight acre oval of Centennial Park. Governed by the Tustin Meadows Community Association.
Peppertree
Built 1973 to 1976, detached single family, roughly 1,320 to 2,607 square feet, three to five bedrooms, and notable for carrying no association dues. One less document order in a file where every request needs two approvals.
Laurelwood
A 1970s attached townhome community with its own homeowners association, among the earliest planned attached communities in the city. Attached product means reserve studies and building envelope questions belong in the file early.
Tustin Ranch
Planned by the Irvine Company in 1982, approved by the county in 1986 and annexed that year, creating the 92782 ZIP code. Planned for about 7,000 units, most of them arranged around the 165 acre golf course.
Tustin Legacy
The 1,600 acre master plan on the former MCAS Tustin. Every parcel here carries the environmental history, the recorded land use controls and, in most phases, a Community Facilities District special tax.
Tustin Field I and II
Completed in 2006 with 565 combined units, the first residential delivery at Tustin Legacy. Inside the fire debris area, so the 2023 record belongs in the disclosure package as a matter of course.
Columbus Square
Completed in 2013 alongside Columbus Grove, 1,540 combined units plus 240 senior apartments. Directly across from the hangar site and the neighbourhood hardest hit by the 2023 fire, which makes the written account both sellers sign the central document.
Columbus Grove
Contemporary Legacy product oriented to Irvine employment. Part of the tract lies inside Irvine, which splits schools and city jurisdiction across one named community and produces two different answers to the same buyer question.
Greenwood
Completed in 2017, 375 units at Tustin Legacy. Modern systems, so the friction in a dissolution file is documentary and environmental rather than mechanical: controls, special tax and the fire record.
Amalfi
A Tustin Legacy neighbourhood on Legacy Road and Tustin Ranch Road. Newer construction on the same base land, so the title report and the environmental file matter more than the inspection report.
Levity and the newer Legacy phases
The most recent delivery at Tustin Legacy, alongside rental product including St. Anton Apartments with 225 units. Developer era documents and assessment structure both need reading before either party proposes a number.
Southwest Tustin
Identified in the Housing Element as concentrating much of the city's lower income housing, with targeted graffiti removal, code enforcement and physical improvement programmes. The oldest, densest and most code enforcement intensive part of the city.
North Tustin, Lemon Heights and Cowan Heights
Unincorporated Orange County, not the City of Tustin. Large lots, custom hillside homes, county permitting, the county fire hazard map adopted by Ordinance No. 25-015 on 26 August 2025, and often septic rather than sewer.
The Tustin Ranch school tracts
Local buyers navigate Tustin Ranch by the areas served by Peters Canyon, Ladera and Tustin Ranch elementaries, feeding Pioneer Middle and Beckman High. Confirm any assignment by address before either household repeats it.
Six Ways a Tustin File Comes Apart After the Offer
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These are not market problems. Every one of them is a record that existed, was findable, and was left until a buyer or a lender asked for it.
The recorded controls were left to the title report
Institutional controls on the former base are enforced across the operable units to prevent exposure to contaminated groundwater, and they run with the land. A Legacy title report commonly carries a covenant restricting extraction or use of shallow groundwater and certain subsurface disturbance.
A restriction that appears for the first time in the buyer's title review, three weeks into escrow, reads as a concealment even when nobody concealed anything. It is a material fact under Civil Code 1102 and it belongs on the Transfer Disclosure Statement and the supplemental disclosures, delivered up front and signed by both sellers.
The two sellers describe the 2023 fire differently
One spouse remembers ash on the patio and a professional cleaning. The other remembers nothing and never saw an invoice. Both are signing the same disclosure, and a buyer who receives two versions has been handed a reason to cancel and a reason to make a claim later.
The fix is unglamorous. Build one dated, factual account: what debris was found, what cleaning or remediation was done, what testing was performed and what it showed, what was claimed on insurance. Where nothing was tested, say that plainly. The uncertainty is the disclosure, and a seller who states it is in a far better position than one who implies a clean result.
The Legacy special tax was folded into the association dues
Tustin Legacy is financed through a Community Facilities District covering the redevelopment areas including Columbus Grove, Columbus Square and Tustin Field, and the school district maintains separate district information for school facilities financing. Those are separate lines from the association assessment.
Two consequences follow in a dissolution. A lender counts all of it against the retaining spouse on a buyout refinance, so a total that was never itemised produces a qualification failure late in the process. And Civil Code 1102.6b requires a good faith effort to obtain the notice from the levying agency, which the tax bill line does not satisfy.
Old Town work was done without the city being involved
Pre 1940 stock brings raised foundations, knob and tube remnants, galvanised supply, cast iron drains, original wood sash, lead paint and asbestos era materials, and the city cares about what happens to exteriors in the historic core.
Where one spouse carried out the work, the other often cannot say what was permitted, and neither can produce a jacket. Request the permit records and approved plans from the city before listing rather than after inspection, and compare them against the Assessor's recorded square footage. A neutral city record also settles an argument between the parties about what the work was.
North Tustin was marketed as Tustin
North Tustin, including Lemon Heights and Cowan Heights, is unincorporated Orange County. Permits come from the county, the fire hazard zones come from the county map adopted by Ordinance No. 25-015 on 26 August 2025, and many properties are on septic rather than sewer.
A North Tustin seller can therefore carry AB 38 defensible space obligations that a City of Tustin seller does not, and a buyer told the property is in the city has been misled about who issues permits. In a contested file that is precisely the sort of error each side later blames on the other.
The airport notice on the tract map was never delivered
Tustin sits inside the John Wayne Airport influence area. Where a property was mapped within the noise impact zones, tract maps and deeds carry specific notice language about aircraft operations, and that notice is meant to reach the buyer.
In the Legacy area there is a second layer: the base airfield is closed and generates no current obligation, but historic avigation easements can still sit on title. Read them rather than assuming them away, because a buyer's counsel will read them either way.
Sell the Tustin House, or One of You Takes the File Too
Two outcomes, and in this city the second one carries something extra: whoever keeps the house becomes the sole seller at the next sale, with the whole environmental record in their name.
Sell the house
A sale converts a contested asset into a number, and a number can be divided under Family Code 2550 without either party depending on the other afterwards. It also retires the disclosure problem while both parties are still available to sign, which matters more on the Legacy side than anywhere else in the county, because the record is easier to assemble now than it will be in five years from two separate households.
The tax position is usually better while the marriage is intact. Under IRC section 121 the exclusion is 250,000 dollars per individual taxpayer and 500,000 dollars on a joint return where either spouse meets the ownership test, both meet the use test, and neither is disqualified by the two year look back. Both tests run on twenty four months out of the five years ending on the date of sale, so selling while still married and filing jointly in the year of sale can preserve the full 500,000 dollars.
Design the closing before it arrives. Both parties sign the escrow instructions and both must sign any amendment. Conflicting instructions do not get arbitrated by the escrow holder; the remedy is an interpleader and the money waits with the court. State withholding runs at a standard 3 1/3 percent of the sales price on form 593 unless an exemption applies, including certification that the property qualified as a principal residence under section 121.
The honest downside: a sale is public, it moves at the speed of two signatures, and it puts both households on a schedule a stranger sets. Where a child is settled at a Tustin Unified school, that is a real cost, and Family Code 3802 lets a court weigh school placement and the emotional detriment of a move when one parent asks to defer the sale.
One spouse buys the other out
The arithmetic starts with fair market value at the applicable date, less encumbrances, which gives gross equity. Any Family Code 2640 reimbursement for traced separate property contributions comes off the top, along with any separate interest under Moore and Marsden, adjusted for Epstein credits and Watts charges. What remains is community equity, divided equally. Whether hypothetical costs of sale are deducted when no sale is happening is contested and should be negotiated rather than assumed.
The lender sets the real constraint. Under the Fannie Mae Selling Guide a refinance that pays off the first mortgage and buys out a co owner is treated as a limited cash out refinance only where the property was jointly owned by all parties for at least twelve months before disbursement. All parties must sign a written agreement stating the terms of the transfer and the disposition of proceeds, the retaining spouse may not receive any of those proceeds, incidental cash back is capped at the greater of one percent of the new loan amount or 2,000 dollars, and the retaining spouse must qualify alone with the Legacy special tax counted in the ratio.
Removing a spouse from title and removing them from the loan are two separate acts, and conflating them is the most damaging error in a divorce transaction. A deed changes ownership. The note is a contract with a lender who is not a party to the divorce, so a judgment, a settlement agreement and a recorded interspousal transfer deed do not discharge liability. The two exits are a refinance or an assumption with an express written release of liability from the servicer, and the Garn St Germain Act generally prevents acceleration on a divorce related transfer, which is why the deed records cleanly while the liability quietly remains.
The honest downside has two halves in Tustin. The tax half: a transfer between spouses incident to divorce is not taxable under IRC section 1041 and the receiving spouse takes carryover basis, so the entire built in gain lands on the buying spouse, who may have only 250,000 dollars of exclusion at the eventual sale. The disclosure half: that spouse will also be the only person signing the next disclosure package, on a property whose environmental and fire record was assembled while two people still had the documents between them.
Why Family Law Attorneys Send These Files to a Third Party
Paula Aragone has worked Orange County transactions for 23 years, across 900+ transactions and $900M+ sold, and she came to it after four years of law school. She holds the CPRES and SRES designations. That background is why family law attorneys route dissolution listings here instead of to a general listing agent.
The role is narrow on purpose. The representation is of the sale, not of either spouse. Both parties receive the same information at the same time and in writing: every offer, every price recommendation, every document requested from the city, the association or the levying agency. Neither party is advised on what to accept in the division, because that belongs to their own counsel and doing it from this chair would remove the only thing that makes a two seller listing work.
In Tustin that neutrality has a second use. The disclosure package on a Legacy property is a shared legal exposure, and it is far easier to build when one office is collecting the records and sending identical copies to both sides than when two households each assemble a version to protect themselves. Most dissolution listings that fail do not fail on price. They fail when one party decides the agent is on the other side, and after that every request reads as a manoeuvre.
Nothing here is legal advice, and a listing agent is not a substitute for your own family law attorney. Character of property, Moore and Marsden analysis, Family Code 2640 tracing, Epstein and Watts accounting and the wording of any order authorising a sale are all lawyer work. What this office contributes sits outside the courtroom: a documented valuation, the environmental and permit records pulled at listing rather than in escrow, broad exposure, and a written record clean enough that neither side can later say the sale was arranged.
Selling a Tustin Home Through a Divorce, Answered
Answers for California dissolution law and for a city where a large part of the inventory sits on a former Marine Corps air station.
We both want to sell. Do we still need anything in writing?
Yes. Family Code 2040 restrains both parties from transferring, encumbering, hypothecating, concealing or in any way disposing of any property, community, quasi community or separate, without the written consent of the other party or an order of the court. Agreement in a conversation is not written consent. Put the consent in a signed document, or have the court make an order, and do it before the listing agreement rather than after an offer arrives.
When exactly did the orders start binding us?
Family Code 233 answers it. The orders bind the petitioner on filing of the petition and issuance of the summons, and bind the respondent on personal service of the petition and summons or on the respondent's waiver and acceptance of service. They remain in force until final judgment is entered, the petition is dismissed, or the court orders otherwise, and they are printed on the face of Judicial Council form FL-110.
What are the land use controls on a Tustin Legacy property?
Institutional controls are enforced across the operable units of the former base to prevent exposure to contaminated groundwater, and they run with the land. In practice a Legacy title report carries a covenant or deed restriction, commonly prohibiting extraction or use of shallow groundwater and limiting certain subsurface disturbance. Treat that as a material fact under Civil Code 1102, disclose it in the package rather than leaving it to the title review, and have both sellers sign the same disclosure.
Is the former MCAS Tustin site cleaned up?
That is not an accurate description, and it is not the one to give a buyer. The Navy began assessment in 1980, groundwater plumes remain, and PFAS from firefighting foam has been detected in shallow groundwater above EPA drinking water standards, with investigation continuing under EPA, DTSC and Regional Water Quality Control Board oversight. The fifth five year review opened in November 2025 covering Operable Units 1A, 1B, 3 and 4B, with a final report due by 29 October 2026. The accurate statement is that remediation is ongoing.
Do we have to disclose the 2023 hangar fire?
Yes, if the property is in the affected area, and the disclosure has to be factual and dated rather than reassuring. The fire began on 7 November 2023, released asbestos, lead and arsenic, and sent debris more than three miles across roughly 10,000 homes in Tustin, Irvine and Santa Ana, with Columbus Square hardest hit. Disclose the fire, any debris found on the property, any cleaning or remediation, any testing and its results, and any insurance claim. If nothing was ever tested, say so.
My spouse says nothing happened at the house during the fire. I remember ash everywhere. What do we file?
One account, written jointly, that says what each of you observed and what was and was not done. Public agencies detected asbestos in debris but did not test inside residences, and of nineteen homes privately tested nine showed asbestos, so uncertainty is normal here and a buyer can be told the truth about it. Two different stories from two sellers is what creates a cancellation now and a claim later. This is one of the reasons a single neutral office assembling the file is worth having.
Does Tustin have a point of sale inspection report we have to order?
No residential building records report or presale inspection requirement was found in the Tustin municipal code, and Tustin does not appear on compiled lists of California cities with presale report requirements. Confirm with the Building Division before relying on that in a listing. What Tustin does have, and what a contested file usually needs, is the permit jacket, approved plans, inspection log and final for any questioned addition, obtained through the city's public records process.
Our property is in North Tustin. Is that the same as Tustin?
No. North Tustin, including Lemon Heights and Cowan Heights, is unincorporated Orange County. The county issues permits, the county fire hazard severity zone map adopted by Ordinance No. 25-015 on 26 August 2025 applies, and many properties are on septic rather than sewer. A North Tustin seller may therefore carry AB 38 defensible space and fire hardening obligations that a City of Tustin seller does not, and a listing that simply says Tustin misleads a buyer about who governs the property.
Does the Legacy special tax matter to a buyout?
Yes, twice. A lender counts a Community Facilities District special tax alongside the mortgage, the taxes, the insurance and the association dues when it measures the retaining spouse's debt to income, so a buyout that looked affordable on the mortgage alone can fail underwriting. Separately, Civil Code 1102.6b requires the seller to make a good faith effort to obtain the notice from the levying agency and deliver it to the buyer. The line item on the tax bill is not that notice.
One of us owned the house before the marriage. How is that divided?
Through Moore and Marsden, and it is counsel's calculation rather than the agent's. Family Code 770 makes property owned before marriage separate, but where community earnings reduced the loan principal the community acquires a proportional interest under In re Marriage of Moore (1980) 28 Cal.3d 366 and In re Marriage of Marsden (1982) 130 Cal.App.3d 426, with appreciation before the marriage staying entirely with the owner spouse. In re Marriage of Mohler (2020) 47 Cal.App.5th 788 fixes the community percentage as of separation.
I paid for a new roof after we separated. Do I get that money back?
That is an Epstein credit question and a Family Code 2040 question at the same time. In re Marriage of Epstein (1979) 24 Cal.3d 76 allows reimbursement where a spouse uses separate funds after separation to pay community obligations. Family Code 2040 separately requires each party to notify the other of proposed extraordinary expenditures at least five business days before incurring them and to account to the court for them. Give the notice first. Reimbursement arguments are much easier when the notice exists.
What if one of us simply refuses to sign the escrow documents?
The court can appoint an elisor. Code of Civil Procedure section 128(a)(4) gives a court power to compel obedience to its judgments and orders, and Orange County Superior Court Local Rule 721 sets the procedure: a Request for Order, a supporting declaration listing the exact documents and describing good faith meet and confer efforts, and a proposed order designating the Clerk of the Court or Clerk Designee rather than a named employee. The order authorising the sale has to exist first; the elisor signs documents that order already contemplates.
Which valuation date applies to our house?
Family Code 2552(a) sets the default as a valuation as near as practicable to the time of trial, not the date of separation and not the date of filing. Under 2552(b), on thirty days notice and for good cause shown, the court may value all or part of the estate at a date after separation and before trial to accomplish an equitable division. In a rising or falling market that means the community usually shares the movement between separation and trial, which is an argument for one early jointly instructed appraisal.
How much of the gain can we exclude if we sell now?
It depends on your gain and on filing status in the year of sale. IRC section 121 excludes 250,000 dollars per individual and 500,000 dollars on a joint return where either spouse meets the ownership test, both meet the use test, and neither is disqualified by the two year look back, with both tests measured over twenty four months out of the five years ending on the sale date. Two divorce rules help: ownership tacks on a transfer incident to divorce, and a former spouse's use counts as yours where a written instrument grants it. General information, not tax advice.
How long does a Tustin divorce sale take?
Longer than an ordinary listing, and almost none of the extra time is the market. It is the court calendar, the two signature requirement on every document, the environmental and fire records on a Legacy parcel, the permit history on an Old Town or southwest Tustin house, and any Request for Order needed to authorise a step nobody will consent to. Get the consent or the order first and assemble the disclosure file early, and the marketing period itself runs at normal speed.
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