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Enforcing a court order
03 Jan 10 #173162
by yewtree
Topic started by yewtree
Hi
Need some help. Ex was ordered to pay £480 towards my costs. Although he has had several solicitors letters he still hasn't paid the money or arranged the transfer of the joint endowment policy into his name. My solicitor has done all the things she was ordered to do I.E arrange house to be transfered into my name and Decree Absolute and now wants to shut my case. All this was supposed to have been done by End of sept!
My question is how do i go about enforcing the court order which i have a copy of for the money owed to me without using the solicitor as want to keep costs down.
What forms do i have to fill in at court and how much will it cost.
Any advice gratefully received>
Need some help. Ex was ordered to pay £480 towards my costs. Although he has had several solicitors letters he still hasn't paid the money or arranged the transfer of the joint endowment policy into his name. My solicitor has done all the things she was ordered to do I.E arrange house to be transfered into my name and Decree Absolute and now wants to shut my case. All this was supposed to have been done by End of sept!
My question is how do i go about enforcing the court order which i have a copy of for the money owed to me without using the solicitor as want to keep costs down.
What forms do i have to fill in at court and how much will it cost.
Any advice gratefully received>
03 Jan 10 #173221
by Elle
Reply from Elle
yewtree,
If you have to enforce a CO it is the norm to be awarded the costs derived from doing so
...consideration of the persons ability to meet his/her financial obligations
The following links may be worth a read...
www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Forum/...for-Costs.html#68479
www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Forum/...urt-order.html#74482
www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Forum/...urt-order.html#65616
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If you have to enforce a CO it is the norm to be awarded the costs derived from doing so
...consideration of the persons ability to meet his/her financial obligations 
The following links may be worth a read...
www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Forum/...for-Costs.html#68479
www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Forum/...urt-order.html#74482
www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Forum/...urt-order.html#65616
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