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FDR pre questions and answers

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mfriend
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01 Jul 21 #517159 by mfriend

Topic started by mfriend

Hello all,

As an overview.

I am helping a person going through a variation as a Makenzie friend as they are struggling financially and mentally to get through it.

We are at the stage between the FDA (which couldn't be attended due to anxitey) and a FDR in the next few weeks.

form E 's have been shared.

Questions have been raised on both sides and answers are due soon.

Some questions seem odd and there are an awful lot of them.
Q1 Do they all need to be answered ? Are there instances where a question is not relevant ?
Q2 When answers and subsequent documents are received, if the answers are not clear, when can this be followed up with subsequent questions. There doesn't seem to be a date in the court schedule for this, is that only at the FDR ?
Q3 What is the best way to prepare for a FDR. Is there a checklist anywhere that could be followed.

Many thanks,

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