How to Apply to be Applicant in Person

Hello, I am divorced now and used a solicitor. I now need to go back to court to ask for 'liberty to apply provision of the final order'. ie my ex is stalling the sale of the house agreed within the Consent Order.

My solicitor who I remain friendly with has said I need to write to the court to apply to be an applicant in person.

I have looked on line and can see standard stuff on what it means but cannot see the form or format that I am meant to apply.

Can anyone help please.

Thank you

You can use a template letter, some details here:

www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Advice...Letter-template.html

And an example: www.daviessolicitors.co.uk/forms_davies/...ng%20in%20Person.pdf

That's great. Thank you very much.

If you have previously been represented and now intend to act as a litigant in person, you need to complete Form FP8 and select option A. Return it to the court, with copies to your solicitor and to the other side.

Thank you Forseti, was just getting around to doing it and saw your message. I will look for this form and hope it makes sense

Me again. Do I also select C which says I have notified everyone of this change?

I note there is no part for my address for correspondence I assume I put this ion a covering letter?

Thanks
HR

I have this same question, it's not clear to me what section C in FP8 is for?
I chose A to represent myself and I filled in the details of the solicitor that was previously representing me in section A.
Do I need to put my ex's solicitor contact on section C?