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Hi peeps,
I was wondering if anyone can help me? I''m an LiP. I have to submit my statement,chronolgy ect to the cout by the 3rd of July 2012 My x has not returned any paperwork at all to the courts in the whole process including divorce my decree Nisi was being pronounced today. With regard to the financial releif I informed the judge by letter yesterday that neither I nor the court have recieved the form E and explained that statement ect would reflect this. I have made a cock up I put the wrong date on the form E for the decree Nisi, but I understand that i can explain this in a letter, also I sent the form G back when I received the form EI didnt read it properly and thought it was an acknowledgement oppps can I resubmit this if I explain in the same letter it was a mistake?. Do I have to include in the chronology the first petion date and the amended Petition date and the baliff order and that they could not serve ect? or just the Petition and decree nisi? also how the hell can I write a statement of issues? do I just put that no form E received? and in the qeustionaire do I put that I need the form E? and what happens when I get it do I have to submit all these documents again but as amended? I have read that what you ask for in the questionaire is the only paperwork that you can then ask for in the hearings but I dont know what other documents I may need:angry: Please if anyone can help as I cant find anything in the Ancillary relief handbook or online. I suppose this must be quite unusual
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