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jonescjones
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21 Aug 20 #513773 by jonescjones

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Hi, I recently had a solicitor file a Consent Order for me and it was rejected by the court. They stated that this was relating to an order from 2017 with "liberty to restore by 2018", this was not restored. That there had not been an application to restore this.

I'm not sure what this means or what it was and guessing it was something within my divorce. Is there a way to restore this order so I can file an order to receive this cash lump sum (25%) which is coming from ex's pension?

It all very confusing and my solicitors are refusing to advise me further as we I had a fixed fee for the consent order instruction.

I would be really grateful of any help as to what I can do now t get this consent order, if that is what I need, through the courts.

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