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pepelopez
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13 Mar 13 #384140 by pepelopez

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I have started proceedings but my husband refuses to sign the papers, the court told me to go with deemed service. He lives in spain but i sent him the papers again with recorded delivery. Do i just send in the form d11 with a court fee? Also i am going abroad soon and will i have to attend court as i wont be able to. Is this something a solicitor can deal with without me? I also said that i have lived in uk for 6 months but i have been abroad a couple of times in that time will it be a problem? i know thats more than 1 question and a bit complicated. thanks

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13 Mar 13 #384146 by dukey

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Deemed service tends not to be as easy as it sounds, though with a solicitor its not so bad, do you have anything on paper or email that says he has had the paperwork?, signed or not, if not you will need a server to serve the papers to him in Spain.

If you send a D11 to court you must appear, though often with this kind of application your solicitor can deal with this in your absence.

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