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16 Oct 12 #361190 by Orangejuice
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Hi, I have recently sent my form E back to my solicitor however I am unsure if this is sent to the court to exchange or if it is sent to my STBX solicitor?

There was nothing discussed about exchanging directly with her solicitor, and mine is away at the moment.

If anyone can clarify?

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16 Oct 12 #361219 by QPRanger
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Hi yes your solicitor will file it with the other solicitor and the court.

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16 Oct 12 #361220 by GETTING STRONGER NOW
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Just trying to fill mine in now. Its a nightmare..How long did it take you to fill in?
I''m never sure if i''m putting the correct information in the right place.

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16 Oct 12 #361223 by dukey
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There should be three copy`s, you keep one the other sides solicitor gets one and court the third copy.

If you are doing form E yourself just do your best, its not an easy form to complete.

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16 Oct 12 #361244 by WhiteRose
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Sorry OP to go off topic, GSN - have a look here at the Form E info:

www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Forms/Ancillar...tatement-Form-E.html

Bet to take your time and read, re-read and get everything right on the Form E. Maybe complete one as a draft, scribble, add, cross out on this one then fill the proper one online.

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16 Oct 12 #361271 by Orangejuice
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thansk for this and everyones advise - all done now at last x

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