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14 Aug 20 #513681 by Topcat17
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Hi all, I’m new here so please forgive me. I have to file a concise statement of the apparent issues in marriage. A chronology, a questionnaire setting out further info and docs required from the other party. A notice in form G. Please help!!! Can someone please send me a link for the form G and if there are forms for the rest can I have those too please.

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14 Aug 20 #513684 by rubytuesday
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Form G should be in with the paperwork sent to you from the court. It's a one page form, headed "Notice of response to First Appointment". if you didn't receive one, you will need to contact the court and request they send one out to you.

example of Form G

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