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justaskingaquestion
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03 Sep 17 #496045 by justaskingaquestion

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Hi

Wondering if anyone can help? I advised my estranged husbands solicitor regarding a letter I sent to a very specific government body (OPG) informing them that said letter with personal and private and I wasn't prepared to share that information with them until they had addressed a number of issues I've raised previously. The opposing solicitor though ignored my comments and has gone to the governmental department and managed to obtain the details of my letter.

I am astounded this could happen can anyone advise please if this is legal?

.Charles
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04 Sep 17 #496062 by .Charles

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Unfortunately you do not give enough information to answer your question.

It rather depends upon who was the subject of the letter that went to the OPG.

If the solicitor obtained details from the OPG, the OPG must have been happy to release the information.

Charles

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