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Ignoring court papers

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16 Jan 2021 18:27 #515385 by Alaska1954
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Oh my goodness! we have both 're-read' what we can now identify as form G, and realised it is not what we originally thought it was...ie an acknowledgement.....yes, we both feel a bit silly...but on the other hand we have learnt something else we didn't know...and grateful this site exists - even for the silly stuff! - worry removed - for now. Thank you.

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17 Jan 2021 18:30 #515389 by hadenoughnow
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Don't worry. It is a common error. 🙂

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01 Feb 2021 18:27 #515603 by bonjour
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MY ex lives abroad but when I heard the dates of the court appearances here and the dates for the E forms to be submitted I sent him an email. As he will say he never received the letter from the courts.
My barrister has said that is proof of receipt. I submitted my e form last week he has not submitted. This is considered Contempt of court, him not acknowledging

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