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3 months and still NO judgement recieved

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09 Apr 10 #197187 by rachelcefai
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its been 3 months since our final hearing of a long winded 12 month court case and we still havent recieved the judgement with the final decision on who the kids should live with from the court!!

Utterly shocking and feeling extremely let down by the court system once again

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09 Apr 10 #197209 by mike62
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Blimey Rachel, that is pretty awful.

Have you raised the matter with the local court manager?

Had a quick look on their web site and will PM you the Customer Service Manager's e-mail address

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09 Apr 10 #197211 by Elle
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rachel I waited over 6 months for my first judgement...too nervous to upset anyone :blink:...court office manager informed me that 3 to 4 weeks is the norm unless judge has indicated otherwise...he advised that if future judgements not arrived in 3/4 week timescale to call him personally and he would assist...I never waited more tha 4 weeks again :)

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09 Apr 10 #197214 by rachelcefai
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thanks for the comments and advice. our solicitor and the other sides solicitors have phoned and written to the court. they have been told the jusge has several judgements to write and it will be done when its done!!!

we have spent a year fighting false accusations and working wih social services to get residencey of the boys and now we have been waiting 3 months for the judge to make his final decision and let us all know as they ran out of time in court at the final hearing for the judge to give his judgement!

we are going to ring the solicitors monday and if they still get no joy from the court we are going to contact the court and push for a decision as we cant stand the waiting anymore!

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09 Apr 10 #197217 by Elle
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rachel,

I once contacted a Sheriff (Judge) by e-mail politely stating need/reason for my seeking possible date for judgement to be available. Reply was expedient and courteous...and judgement was in the post :woohoo:

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12 Apr 10 #197688 by rachelcefai
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Rang the court manager today and low and behold the judge had just handed in his judgement this morning to the clerk!! They wouldnt tell us anything on the phone but it was being posted 1st class today to our solicitors so should recieve it tomorrow!! Apparently it is 10 pages long hence the delay in getingit done!!

Very anxious and nervous now ut looking forward to recieving it tomorrow and having an end to the whole situation for now!!

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14 Apr 10 #198230 by rachelcefai
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we finall recieved the final judgement yesterday evening and i am extremely happy to say that we won the court case and that my partners two boy re coming to live with us full time. feel so relieved that it is all over for now after 15 months of battling through courts. busy finalisng schools etc now and enjoying the moment ready to start living our lifes again.

thanks for all your support on here its been so useful to us

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