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janeuk
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20 Jan 17 #487691 by janeuk

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Can I write him/them/me, or do I always need to refer to us both as the petitioner/respondent only?

Can statements mention the affect to the family? Or must it just be me, as I'm the one that was married.

Is anyone able to check wording, and do I need a date for each one?

dukey
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20 Jan 17 #487699 by dukey

Reply from dukey

Applicant and respondent so the judge knows who is who.

If its kids that were effected you can, larger circle of family not so much.

Dates help, what s/he did/said, and when.

Make it easy for yourself, more than 40% of DIY applications fail many as the UB is badly written, waffle, doesn't actually include any UB, is too subjective, and the list goes on.

WinterBaby
Elite Member

02 Feb 17 #488311 by WinterBaby

Reply from WinterBaby

Hi Jane,

I agree with dukey's advice. I also stated that the marriage had irretrievably broken down.

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