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Gunsnroses
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04 May 21 #516614 by Gunsnroses

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Hi just want to know a simple question,I'm self repping,had my first cvp 2 months ago.her solicitor has now put an offer in they want 100% of my house,is this unusual for the first offer as I've been out of work for 16 months now and on u/c,and do I reply as "i" or the "respondent" in my reply to her solicitor,

.Charles
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04 May 21 #516616 by .Charles

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Always refer to yourself in the first person so use "I" and, when writing to the solicitor refer to "their client".

In relation to their offer, it depends very much upon what other assets there are as to whether it is reasonable or appropriate.

Charles

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