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BetteBlue
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13 Oct 23 #521928 by BetteBlue

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I invited my ex to mediation, but he & his solicitor ‘refused’ until he is in a position to make me an offer. Mediator agreed to this. D81s have been exchanged, but not form E & I believe this is because the info won’t be in my exes favour (he’s left me to maintain FMH & raise children, he lives with Mummy & has a sizeable income & company car) I’m quite stubborn. He has already lied once abt his income, which I challenged his solicitor on. But now have info he continues to lie abt it. I’m not doing his disclosure for him. Should I insist on mediation so everything can be exchanged fairly, 12 mths bank statements, etc? Or get my own solicitor, which I can’t really afford?

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