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22 Jun 12 #338492 by jerseygirl100
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Hello , can anyone tell me what "no order as to costs" means when accompanied on a financial proposal letter that has been received from ex''s solicitor.

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22 Jun 12 #338495 by dukey
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I assume this is a draft Consent Order, all it means is you both pay your own legal costs, nothing to worry about.

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23 Jun 12 #338512 by jerseygirl100
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It is not a draft consent order, just a financial proposal pointing out other side''s proposal. List of items with bullet points alongside.

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23 Jun 12 #338520 by dukey
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It''s what they propose as an order, it amounts to the same thing, they suggest you each pay your own legal costs.

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