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22 Feb 10 #187206 by dukey
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Yup lots of confusion with D11 so that goes on the list,

D11 is notice of application, it just means you get some time with a judge to ask a question or present a problem, its often called a Directions hearing because the aim is for a judge to direct the next course of action.

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22 Feb 10 #187368 by Forseti
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I produced guides for filling out some of the forms on behalf of a certain, now disbanded, support group and am happy to share them if it helps at all. Send me a PM.

I found question 5 of the C100 form was not entirely clear; one could in theory tick both the 'yes' and the 'other' boxes. If you tick yes you will have to fill out Form C1A anyway which will make your answer clearer.

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03 Sep 10 #222559 by Neophyte
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I would be careful with the D11. I used it to apply for Directions on a contact application at the PFRD and they sat on it. Took weeks of chasing until they finally told me to resubmit using a C2.

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04 Sep 10 #222579 by dukey
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D11 is a generic application used during claims for Ancillary Relief not child contact issues.

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01 Oct 10 #227418 by Django
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Hi, ive got a simple question which I can't find an answer to. i'm about to self-rep and about to fill in form A Do I just put my details in where sols. details are and explain i'm self-repping. also my husband hasn't a solicitor as he refuses to get one but this will probably prompt one. Do I put his details as the respondants sols. Also when it asks for signatures (sols) again what should I do. Thank you

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01 Oct 10 #227423 by dukey
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Top left delete solicitor in brackets then in the box write LIP then the ex`s name and address.

Top right "applicants solicitors ref" write LIP PTO, on the back of the form write Applicant is acting as litigant in person then your name and address.

You sign and date it, below delete "solicitor for the applicant" leaving applicant.

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01 Oct 10 #227428 by Django
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:)Thank you so much Dukey, i'm assuming I do this for all form types?

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