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any advice would be great

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22 Apr 08 #20314 by Fiona
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Thing is without financial disclosure it might be possible to reopen the case at a later date so the Consent Order wouldn't be watertight.

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22 Apr 08 #20316 by louby
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i seem to be in a loose loose situation,i will keep my fingers crossed things work out ok.

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