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Dixie777
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07 Jun 15 #462694 by Dixie777

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Hi,

I would be grateful if anyone could advise if the court fee of £410 needs to be sent in the form of one cheque or can it be sent £205 each in the form of two cheques from both applicants.

Thank you for any assistance.

.Charles
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08 Jun 15 #462717 by .Charles

Reply from .Charles

You can only have one Petitioner to a divorce.

It would be ''cleaner'' to send one cheque but there shouldn''t be a reason not to accept two cheques - this is often done when parties submit a consent application.

However, if one of the cheques is from the respondent to the Petition, a court clerk may send the Petition back on the grounds that the respondent cannot fund an application against themselves. May happen - may not.

Charles

Dixie777
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08 Jun 15 #462719 by Dixie777

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Thank You for your kind help Charles. You''ve answered my query.

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