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30 Jul 12 #346218 by bridle
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Although I am representing myself I have taken legal advice and my solicitor says I need to hand "The Wife''s note" to judge at my first hearing. What should I include in that?

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31 Jul 12 #346367 by .Charles
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Is there a note from your wife to you that you showed to the solicitor? I think there may be crossed wires somewhere...

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31 Jul 12 #346467 by bridle
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No I am the wife! but when I went to see a solicitor for advice she said on the day of the First Hearing I should hand in a sheet with "wifes notes" basically outlining what had happened including mediation, my position, asking for pension sharing etc. Does that help?

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