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28 Jan 13 #376722 by butterfly crossing

Topic started by butterfly crossing

Can anyone tell me if the telephone line can tell me if I can ask specific questions re stbx form E.

Or advise me what I can ask for in way of evidence provided and not provided.

WhiteRose
Moderator

29 Jan 13 #376746 by WhiteRose

Reply from WhiteRose

What you need to do is complete a questionnaire.

Have a look at the attached example.

WR

Attachment Questionnaire_Pro_forma.doc not found

butterfly crossing
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03 Feb 13 #377898 by butterfly crossing

Reply from butterfly crossing

Thank you WR

I take it I just ask every question that is in my head and that the Judge will decide if this can be asked.

WhiteRose
Moderator

04 Feb 13 #377917 by WhiteRose

Reply from WhiteRose

Probably best to stick to the main points - keep the most important ones first.

You don''t need to quibble over minor stuff - that could be seen as petty.

butterfly crossing
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05 Feb 13 #378234 by butterfly crossing

Reply from butterfly crossing

I have 41 at the moment, with some a, b, c etc.

Any idea how I can cut back on them!!

I think they are all valid but realise probably too many

MrsMathsisfun
Platinum Member

05 Feb 13 #378241 by MrsMathsisfun

Reply from MrsMathsisfun

Can you group them together and ask a single question that covers several issues at once.

WhiteRose
Moderator

05 Feb 13 #378257 by WhiteRose

Reply from WhiteRose

lying cheat wrote:

I have 41 at the moment, with some a, b, c etc.

Any idea how I can cut back on them!!

I think they are all valid but realise probably too many

WOW 41!!!

Think that is a little excessive.

From what you''ve written so far there is debt to divvy up, concentrate on the questions that will give you the information to get the outcome you''re after.

That''s still a heck of a lot of pruning.

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