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kennym25
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15 Jun 18 #502292 by kennym25

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I am based in Scotland and have unfortunately no matter what I have tried, my ex has now forced me into going down the court route to gain access to my children.

I am looking to self represent due to having limited funds and not qualifying for legal aid.

I do know that an initial writ has to be submitted to the court, is there anyone who can advise on completing an initial writ or would even be willing to give it a once over once I have completed it to ensure it looks ok before submitting it to the court.

What if I don't do it correctly, will the court keep my fee and make me pay again when re-submitting my writ?

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