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Swampydrill
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04 Sep 19 #509496 by Swampydrill

Topic started by Swampydrill

I have let my barrister go that i used at my first hearing, he did not fill me with confidence, told me i would be paying maintenance one way or another and generally did not seem to have any fight. I could see that a more aggressive / positive Barrister could have swayed the judge as he was definitely not set in stone with his attitude. Any recommendations appreciated. I am in the East Anglia region, my solicitor has suggested a london Barrister from Beresford road i think

rubytuesday
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04 Sep 19 #509497 by rubytuesday

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Wikivorce work with a chambers that provide direct access barristers, might be worth giving the helpline a call?

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