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can i stop her running solicitors bills up

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10 May 12 #329632 by bikemad650
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myself and my wife are getting divorced, she is intent on putting all the corrispondance through the solicitor, can i insist any offers for the equity be put directly to me rather than solicitors sending letters to each other. my solicitor has been poor to be honest and gave me the impression divorce costs would be shared which wasnt the case.

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10 May 12 #329633 by rubytuesday
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Yes you can request that all letters and other communication is sent direct to you. You can also respond to these yourself, and retain your current sols for advice and for as & when you need him.

Just send the other side a letter (keep it business-like).

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10 May 12 #329634 by maisymoos
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How is she paying for the solicitor? Is it from her personal savings or a joint account?

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10 May 12 #329642 by bikemad650
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she has been awarded all costs for the divorce but she will fight like hell for the equity, i dont want more solicitors bills just to reject silly offers etc. she will pay future costs from her own saves as joint account is closed down,can she try to make me pay these costs as well or not ?

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10 May 12 #329643 by rubytuesday
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She is responsible for funding her own legal costs.

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10 May 12 #329645 by maisymoos
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Can you clarify what you mean by she has been awarded all costs for divorce?

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10 May 12 #329646 by bikemad650
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Cheers Ruby x good to hear

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