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turan55
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17 Mar 10 #192289 by turan55

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Hi all, I needed a advice, any1 that can help would appreciate. As a respondent I wanted to apply for the dicree Absolute. On 12/11/09 court dissolved my marriage from my ex six weeks from that time is 24/12/09. So with my calculation I can apply on the 24/03/10 for the dicree absolute. The problem I have i am going away on that day for up to 4 weeks abroad, can a solicitor apply for me ? or do I need to physically apply myself ? lastly how long does it take if I apply ? also I do not have any kids with my ex, she is being bit difficult due to me planning to get married with my new partner. Any help would be great !!!

.Charles
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17 Mar 10 #192316 by .Charles

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The application will be heard by a Judge unlike the Petitioner's application which is dealt with on paper unless defended.

When you send your application in the court will list the matter for a hearing - depending upon how busy the court is this could take a few weeks.

It is possible to instruct a solicitor to make the application on your behalf but you will most likely need to attend court when the application is heard.

Charles

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