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Nikki P
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15 Jul 24 #523516 by Nikki P

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Hello
I am writing in an attempt to help a friend. They are caught up in a messy divorce with a financially controlling spouse who has decided to stop buy to let mortgage payments leaving the bank account. They are now in arrears. They have submitted a Court Form for a hearing in London but not heard anything. It has been a year, any idea what they can do you in this situation. How long have others had to wait for a court date?

Thank you in advance

hadenoughnow
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20 Jul 24 #523549 by hadenoughnow

Reply from hadenoughnow

Do you mean a Form A application for financial remedy? Has payment been taken?
You would normally get a response within a few weeks. It may be that the application has been lost somewhere.

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