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treacle123
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19 Sep 07 #3634 by treacle123

Topic started by treacle123

hi what happens if the corespondent doesnt return forms and baiiffs cant find them.

Louise11
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23 Sep 07 #3811 by Louise11

Reply from Louise11

Hi treacle

I cant believe no one has answered your post.

I dont honestly know, but if you look at the new divorce guide on here i'm sure it will give you your answer.

Kind ones
Louise

mrmr9090
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23 Sep 07 #3819 by mrmr9090

Reply from mrmr9090

You may need to prove to the court that the address you have given the bailiff is the last address that you believed the respondent to have lived at. You may need to ask the court for clarification on the process regarding this. I am 100% certain (confirmed by a VERY expensive solicitor) that you can continue with the case without ever receving a response to the petition, and in that case it would go through on an undefended basis.

It may also be worth checking out www.192.com/ or even the online BT phone book. These can be really useful for tracing people and they are not going to bankrupt you with ridiculous fees.

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