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genghis Khan
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09 Apr 08 #19041 by genghis Khan

Topic started by genghis Khan

help!
can anyone advise on the appropriate wording to use in part 13 of the petition to describe brief details of "how the seperation came about" after a 2 year seperation, where the divorce is uncontested, amicable, and DIY.
and during the first few months of the seperation we both still shared the same house, before my wife moved out to a flat.
anyone got any advise?

bexsmum
New Member

12 Apr 08 #19354 by bexsmum

Reply from bexsmum

Hi there,

I copied this from the court site :

On the (insert date), the respondent left the marital home after it was agreed we could no longer live together as husband and wife. We have not lived together since that date.

The site seems to have been updated recently and you can now see a completed form at the end of the instructions on how to fill them in.

attilladahun
Platinum Member

14 Apr 08 #19465 by attilladahun

Reply from attilladahun

"The parties separated on the [ ] due to irreconcileable differences between them and have not resumed co-habitation since then"

Faith
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18 May 08 #22804 by Faith

Reply from Faith

Hi there,

could you please tell me which internet court site showed a completed petition form (D8) ?

I am struggling filling mine in.

Thanks a lot

Fiona
Platinum Member

19 May 08 #22862 by Fiona

Reply from Fiona

I don't think there is one but his might help;

www.doyourselfjustice.com/startingdivorceproceedings.asp

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