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Questionnaire Response
02 Feb 17 #488334
by stacyg
Topic started by stacyg
I have just received my ex's questionnaire.
I noticed that I made a typo in the question "can the application provide a copy of the last 12 months statements from his Tesco Credit Card (payments made 19/08/15 - 18/10/15)"
He has only produced the August 15 - October 15. Do I have to live with that or can I ask him to produce the 12 months. (The reason for this he has paid onto his credit card £22k and I believe he is hiding his money there).
He also instead of producing evidence to back up his claim (e.g. losing £2k per year) he has just written an paragraph.
I'm self-representing myself. I was going to write to his solicitor but since April last year they have ignored all my letters so I think they will do the same.
If I copy in the court will have help or hinder me
Please help as I don't know what are the next steps
I noticed that I made a typo in the question "can the application provide a copy of the last 12 months statements from his Tesco Credit Card (payments made 19/08/15 - 18/10/15)"
He has only produced the August 15 - October 15. Do I have to live with that or can I ask him to produce the 12 months. (The reason for this he has paid onto his credit card £22k and I believe he is hiding his money there).
He also instead of producing evidence to back up his claim (e.g. losing £2k per year) he has just written an paragraph.
I'm self-representing myself. I was going to write to his solicitor but since April last year they have ignored all my letters so I think they will do the same.
If I copy in the court will have help or hinder me
Please help as I don't know what are the next steps
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