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Ade1961
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11 Jan 21 #515325 by Ade1961

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Hi, I'm representing myself in a financial settlement of which I'm the respondent, I'm heading in a couple of days to court for the final hearing and hopefully a fair settlement.
My question is how seriously do the courts take late serving of information as my wife's solicitor is constantly late in serving the information she's ordered to do by the courts, I'm very frustrated by this because I make sure all my information as been on time giving them plenty of time to question things if needed.

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13 Jan 21 #515339 by hadenoughnow

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It really depends whether it is court ordered deadlines that are being missed and whether the delays have an impact on the effectiveness of the hearing. In reality there is a degree of fluidity in the dates in family law although it is a good idea to adhere to them if you can.

Best of luck with the hearing.

Hadenoughnow

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