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Divorce Respondent - any advice?

MadamB · 2008-02-15 11:37:18

Hi, In an uncontested divorce case, what does the respondent do when the paperwork arrives, and can he/she do it without representation?

15-02-2008 12:37pm

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MadamB

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Hi, In an uncontested divorce case, what does the respondent do when the paperwork arrives, and can he/she do it without representation?

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#2 15-02-2008 1:49pm

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You can sign the documents but you do so at your own legal risk. Otherwise seek out a solicitor if you have concerns.

This is skimming the edge of the charter and clearly not in fact a hypothetical question regardless of how you frame it.

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