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I've hidden the post that contained the image of the court order to ensure the confidentiality of the child4 points
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Hullet & Benton [2022] is an Australian case (*) so not relevant here. Family courts always put the child's interests first and will not just delete OP from this role without some agreement on who is going to fill it. Without a 'go between' the whole Order ceases to function. It's not clear when the OP first found out about being named in the role but the court may want to explore why she did not take steps to be removed immediately she discovered it. That's why OP needs advice from a family lawyer. (*) EDIT And it's about property settlements in a divorce/separation, not children.2 points
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No you don't need to give them a paper copy. In all honestly if neither of you have submitted your WS on time I doubt a judge will care. Also your a LIP. I've sent WX's weeks late and its been absolutely fine. Just ask for a relief from sanctions when you go into the room if the judge brings it up. Chances are tho, they won't bring it up. I've had it brought up once, and I simply said that it contained information that was essential, and that it fulfilled the test of fairness to allow it in. EVRi objected saying the deadlines "had to be enforced". Judge sided with me essentially saying that it is in the interest of t2 points
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I think it's a case of well done CAG. I came across this site because, during long drives to football matches as an away fan, my then teenage son used to draw my attention to signs showing restrictions in the service areas we stopped at. I thought I had better gen up on this private parking malarkey - and found CAG. At the time I didn't have a clue what a Witness Statement was! I do now due to standing on the shoulders of the Honeybee, dx, Brassnecked, Ericsbrother, Andyorch, LFI, etc. giants I found here. That's what CAG is all about, empowering users and sharing important legal knowledge. I'm damn sure if you know1 point
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Sure, I've attached it here with the potentially (And definitely) identifiable info removed. Doesn't even look like they replaced "Sir" with the intended recipient.. .they also gave an unrealistic response period which would indicate attempting to apply artificial pressure (FOMO 101). Let me know if this is literally just the email they send but printed. Possibly related but Dassault started aggressively sending spam sales emails to my email address on the turn of the year. All I know is if we ever actually get into mechanical design etc, then i'll take Autodesk... Untitled.pdf1 point
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of course it should be online at studio but sadly as they got bought out, they lost historic data, lots of info on the net and here about that .. FWIW: these can be repaired easy by most good tv shops/repair people, did you unplug it and retry? i've done poss 3or4 hisence only one was the caps the other 2 were just a reset. but you must unplug ALL leads, and leave them for a good 30mins. then plug in and try again. can take 2 or 3 attempts at the whole reset game before it comes alive , there no harm in holding the on/off in as that video says too. dx1 point
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is english not your 1st language.... with regard to your bill date xxxx, this bill is outside of 1yrs since the stated date of the detailed consumption. you have not sent me a previous bill within that period. the bill is subject to industry back billing rules. dx1 point
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Solving Red Light Blinks 2 Times First of all, check the power supply of your home. Fluctuation or voltage problems can cause your TV light to blink. Check the power cables. Damaged or rusted cables can interrupt the power supply. If any cable is damaged, replace it with a new one. A soft reset can solve this issue. Turn Off your TV -> unplug it from the wall socket -> wait for a minute -> plug in the TV. If nothing works, call a technician to identify and fix the problem.1 point
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their fault not yours. they cant now bill you. BB is the right retort. dx1 point
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If you read through this short thread you'll see every stage of the legal process https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/topic/406892-highview-parking-anpr-pcn-claimform-urban-exchange-manchester-claim-dismissed/#comments The important first steps are to do Acknowledgement of Service and also send a CPR request. I see PE have messed up by sending you a LoC for £100 but then suing for £170.1 point
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If they do wish to proceed you will be informed by the court and asked to complete a DQ for allocation purposes...but until/if forget about it.1 point
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Interesting that the Badenough v Staunton tiff seems to have faded away - no doubt to try to prevent a Conservative ex SPM running against her Tory safe seat at the upcoming GE? More on Complaints about culture under Read (NOT Staunton) How strange Badenough NOT addressing this after jumping so hard on the Staunton fake news - err her fake news that is Post Office hit by string of formal complaints amid toxic culture claims WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK Nine grievances filed against senior ranks since Nick Read became chief executive PressReader.com - Digital1 point
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Thank you for this substantial feedback. It will be incorporated into the WS and then share the updated version1 point
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I think he's dangerous. Quite a number of Israelis don't like him, judging by the demos over the weekend.1 point
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I don't believe you can get a family arrangements order changed just by writing to the court and saying you don't consent to be included in it any longer. You will need to make a formal application to the court for a variation to the order. A family law specialist will best be able to advise. Bear in mind that family courts will consider first and foremost what is best for the child and will encourage the family to discuss it and bring proposals to the court.1 point
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At the prelim hearing the judge will decide whether part or all of your claim can go ahead. This may include a ruling on whether it was submitted within time.1 point
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Hey All, This thread will be for reference more than anything but I've attached a copy of the claim form and defence. This claim was heard at Reading and the judge agreed that the terms weren't abided by and I won the claim. The judge was pretty clear that the contract was not adhered to so it didn't take much convincing to win the claim CF RD2.pdf DFD1.pdf1 point
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simply write to them, offering one months fee, give them 14 days to accept. if they sont accept, ignore everyone. Harlands too! and the extra £20 penalty is not allowed either. thread title updated. dx1 point
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Read the stories about gym memberships and about Harlands on this forum. Basically just ignore them. A good idea to let them know your change of address – just in case – a very remote possibility – that they decide to send you something official in which case let us know.1 point
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