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Alfierock
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13 Oct 20 #514433 by Alfierock

Topic started by Alfierock

Hello!

I see lots of people on here asking how long Bury st Edmunds are taking to look at Consent Orders. However none of the posts on here seem to have the date when they were asked, so I’m still in the dark! As of today October 13th 2020, does anyone know how long Clean Break consent orders are taking at bury? or have any experience of a clean break order going through bury st Edmunds?
What’s the direct number to bury to phone them about it? I have googled it, but can only find the generic divorce number.
Thank you all

hadenoughnow
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18 Oct 20 #514501 by hadenoughnow

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We have been informed recently that anyone submitting a CO to court should be prepared for a delay of up to 20 weeks for processing. Anything quicker than that should be seen as a bonus!!

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