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Court Procedure Challenges
Summary
It seems youre dealing with complex procedural issues and potential errors in your court case. Consider requesting a formal investigation from HMCTS regarding the altered court CD. Highlight digital communication issues and lack of response from the court as procedural errors. For reconsideration, emphasize health issues and procedural mistakes. If reconsideration fails, appeal to a higher court, focusing on errors in law and unfair judicial conduct. Ensure compliance with the 21-day appeal timeframe. Seeking legal advice can provide further guidance on your rights and possible actions.Full Conversation
Altered/Wrong court transcripts and orders.
I can assure you that no staff members in HMCTS would alter any court orders. Judges provide the court staff with the approved draft order and the court staff copy these orders onto to the court system exactly the way the judge has provided this to us.
Regarding altered/wrong court transcripts, when a transcript request is received, the court staff provide the CD to the transcribers and it is them who provide the written transcripts of the hearing. HMCTS do not provide the written transcripts. Any issues about transcripts need to be raised directly with the transcribers.
In regards to the court not providing a reply to your correspondence. As you are aware, the court receives a high amount of correspondence and due to this the response time to pieces of correspondence aren't as quick as users would like, however if no responses have been received, I can only apologise for that and will raise that with the relevant staff member.
It sounds like you're dealing with some frustrating issues with HMCTS. To address altered/wrong court transcripts, reach out directly to the transcription service that provided them. For your applications, contacting HMCTS to ensure they are referred to a judge is crucial. Would you like guidance on contacting a local lawyer for further help?
You have also mentioned that due to your health and disability, that you would like for decisions to be made on paper. Unfortunately this is out of our control and is entirely a judicial decision. It if for the judge to decide whether the court can make decisions on paper. You also requested that your case be expedited. As you can imagine, the court has a large amount of cases to be heard and cannot expedite any cases without judicial directions. I can see that you have a hearing on 6th May which is * working days away.
I can see that you have requested that the hearing on * May * to be stopped immediately. If you would like this hearing to be vacated, you would need to submit an application to the court and this would then be referred to a judge who would decided whether the hearing can proceed.
I can confirm your initial application submitted in May * has now been issued and referred to the judge."
It seems like you're dealing with several issues related to your court case. Let's prioritize them:
*. Paper-Based Decisions: This is a judicial decision, so you might need to formally request this accommodation referencing your health and disability.
*. Expediting Your Case: Generally, courts are unable to expedite cases without judicial directions. It's advisable to submit a formal request if you haven’t already done so.
*. Vacating the Hearing: You need to submit an application to the court to request stopping the hearing. This will be decided by a judge.
*. Wrong Transcripts: Contact the transcription service directly to address any errors.
*. Application Processing: Follow up with HMCTS to ensure your applications are referred to a judge.
Would you like assistance in connecting with a local lawyer for further guidance?
*. Paper-Based Decisions: This is a judicial decision, so you might need to formally request this accommodation referencing your health and disability.
*. Expediting Your Case: Generally, courts are unable to expedite cases without judicial directions. It's advisable to submit a formal request if you haven’t already done so.
*. Vacating the Hearing: You need to submit an application to the court to request stopping the hearing. This will be decided by a judge.
*. Wrong Transcripts: Contact the transcription service directly to address any errors.
*. Application Processing: Follow up with HMCTS to ensure your applications are referred to a judge.
Would you like assistance in connecting with a local lawyer for further guidance?
NO - PLEASE CAN YOU LOOK AT THIS - THE TRANSCRIBER TOLD ME IN * THAT THE COURT AUDIO/CD WAS TYPED OUT EXACTLY THE SAME - SO ITS THE COURT CD THAT WAS CHANGED BECAUSE I WAS AT THAT HEARING. ALSO THE HEARING ON * MAY WENT AHEAD AND A DECISION MADE IN MY ABSENCE, DESPITE ME WRITING TO THE COURT FOR * MONTHS PRIOR TO STOP THE * MAY HEARING DUE TO BIG OUTSTANDING ISSUES AND MY HEALTH AND COURT ERRORS/WRONG GRANTING OF ALL NMOss since *.
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It sounds like you're dealing with significant issues regarding court procedures and potential errors. To address the altered court CD, you might consider:
- Requesting a formal investigation or review from HMCTS regarding the CD alteration.
- Seeking advice from a legal professional to understand your rights and possible actions.
Did you receive any written decision or order from the hearing on * May in your absence?
It sounds like you're dealing with significant issues regarding court procedures and potential errors. To address the altered court CD, you might consider:
- Requesting a formal investigation or review from HMCTS regarding the CD alteration.
- Seeking advice from a legal professional to understand your rights and possible actions.
Did you receive any written decision or order from the hearing on * May in your absence?
yes, should i send this to you - it was very very malicious and pre-determined as i had also asked court * weeks before not to LET THIS HUDGE S OR JUDGE H DEAL WITH THIS MATTER.
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It sounds like you're dealing with serious procedural issues and concerns about judicial conduct. You might want to consider formally requesting an investigation or review from HMCTS. Engaging a legal professional could provide further guidance on your rights and possible actions. If you need advice on your next steps, feel free to ask more specific questions.
It sounds like you're dealing with serious procedural issues and concerns about judicial conduct. You might want to consider formally requesting an investigation or review from HMCTS. Engaging a legal professional could provide further guidance on your rights and possible actions. If you need advice on your next steps, feel free to ask more specific questions.
I NEED TO SEND AN UPDATE SUBMISSION TO COURT SINCE I GOT THE ORDER. SHOULD I SEBD YOU THE ORDER?
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It sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation involving court procedures. While I can't review documents, I can guide you on how to proceed:
- Draft a submission to the court explaining your position and any supporting evidence.
- Ensure it addresses the issues you've faced and any court errors.
- Consider seeking advice from a legal professional to assist with this process.
If you have any questions about drafting your submission or require further guidance, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation involving court procedures. While I can't review documents, I can guide you on how to proceed:
- Draft a submission to the court explaining your position and any supporting evidence.
- Ensure it addresses the issues you've faced and any court errors.
- Consider seeking advice from a legal professional to assist with this process.
If you have any questions about drafting your submission or require further guidance, feel free to ask!
YES, PLSE DRAFT ME A SUBMISSION. *. The Respondent failed to attend the hearing. The court considered the emails from the Respondent including an email sent to the court at *:45am on the morning of the hearing (* May *) making an informal application to adjourn. The court invited the Respondent, via the Applicant’s solicitor, to attend the
hearing remotely and she declined the invitation to attend.
*. The provision in paragraph * below to the effect that the costs order at paragraph * is enforceable
by the personal representatives of the Applicant administering her estate on her death was included at the
express request of the Applicant.
*. The Respondent, , must not, whether acting on her own or jointly with another person:
a. Intimidate, harass (including by making groundless reports to third parties such as social services, the
police, hospitals and the Public Guardian) pester, threaten or verbally abuse the Applicant in any way;
Case Rating: *
It seems like you're dealing with a complex and challenging situation involving court proceedings and procedures. For your submission, you might consider including:
- The timeline of events leading to the hearing.
- Health and procedural issues that prevented attendance.
- Any prior communications to the court requesting adjournment.
- Concerns regarding judicial conduct and errors.
If you need further assistance in drafting the submission, consider reaching out to a legal professional who can provide detailed guidance.
It seems like you're dealing with a complex and challenging situation involving court proceedings and procedures. For your submission, you might consider including:
- The timeline of events leading to the hearing.
- Health and procedural issues that prevented attendance.
- Any prior communications to the court requesting adjournment.
- Concerns regarding judicial conduct and errors.
If you need further assistance in drafting the submission, consider reaching out to a legal professional who can provide detailed guidance.
DOES THIS ORDER NEED TO BE RECONSIDERED OR CANCELLED?
Case Rating: *
It appears you're dealing with significant procedural issues and concerns regarding judicial conduct. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Request a formal review or reconsideration from HMCTS, citing health issues and procedural errors.
- Consider seeking legal advice to understand potential grounds for appeal or reconsideration.
Would you like more information on how to proceed or connect with legal professionals for assistance?
It appears you're dealing with significant procedural issues and concerns regarding judicial conduct. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Request a formal review or reconsideration from HMCTS, citing health issues and procedural errors.
- Consider seeking legal advice to understand potential grounds for appeal or reconsideration.
Would you like more information on how to proceed or connect with legal professionals for assistance?
HOW TO PROCEED - POTENTIAL GROUNDS FOR RECONSIDERATION AND APPEAL IF RECONSIDERATION FAILS. WHAT IS THE TIME LIMIT FIR THHIS AS I NEED EXPEDITION.
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To proceed with reconsideration or appeal in England, consider these general guidelines:
- Reconsideration Request: File promptly, detailing health issues and procedural errors.
- Appeal: If reconsideration fails, appeal to a higher court, highlighting errors in law or procedure.
The time limit for appeals can vary, but it's often 21 days after the decision. It's advisable to seek legal advice to ensure compliance with specific timeframes and procedures.
If you need more detailed assistance, feel free to ask!
To proceed with reconsideration or appeal in England, consider these general guidelines:
- Reconsideration Request: File promptly, detailing health issues and procedural errors.
- Appeal: If reconsideration fails, appeal to a higher court, highlighting errors in law or procedure.
The time limit for appeals can vary, but it's often 21 days after the decision. It's advisable to seek legal advice to ensure compliance with specific timeframes and procedures.
If you need more detailed assistance, feel free to ask!
PLSE CAN YOU DO GROUNDS FOR RECONSIDERATION AND APPEAL.
Case Rating: *
For reconsideration and appeal, you might consider the following:
- Reconsideration Grounds: Highlight health issues, lack of response from the court, and any procedural errors.
- Appeal Grounds: Focus on errors in law, procedural mistakes, and any unfair judicial conduct.
It's crucial to act within the *-day appeal timeframe. If you need further guidance, let me know!
For reconsideration and appeal, you might consider the following:
- Reconsideration Grounds: Highlight health issues, lack of response from the court, and any procedural errors.
- Appeal Grounds: Focus on errors in law, procedural mistakes, and any unfair judicial conduct.
It's crucial to act within the *-day appeal timeframe. If you need further guidance, let me know!
CAN YOU SEE WHICH ERRORS OF LAW WERE DONE IN THIS CASE AND PROCED ERRORS LACK OF RESPONSE. PLSE NOTE MY COMPUTER WAS BLOCKED FROM EMAILS FOR * DAYS BEFORE THE HEARING AND BEFORE THE PROBLEM WAS INTERMITTENT.
Case Rating: *
It sounds like you're dealing with complex procedural issues and potential errors in your court case. Here's how you might proceed:
- Consider digital communication issues as part of procedural errors.
- Highlight lack of response from the court and the impact on your ability to prepare.
- Detail health issues affecting your case involvement.
If you have further questions or need more detailed guidance, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're dealing with complex procedural issues and potential errors in your court case. Here's how you might proceed:
- Consider digital communication issues as part of procedural errors.
- Highlight lack of response from the court and the impact on your ability to prepare.
- Detail health issues affecting your case involvement.
If you have further questions or need more detailed guidance, feel free to ask!
PLEASE CAN YOU DRAFT ME an application to set aside the NM order made in MY absence under Rule *.* Family Proceedings Rules *.
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Drafting an application to set aside an order is a detailed process. Here's a general outline you can use to structure your application:
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In the Family Court
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
In the matter of: [Case Name]
Applicant: [Your Full Name]
Respondent: [Other Party's Full Name]
Application to Set Aside Order Made in Absence
*. Introduction:
- State that this is an application to set aside an order made in your absence under Rule *.* of the Family Proceedings Rules *.
*. Background:
- Briefly outline the timeline of events leading to the hearing on [Date].
- Mention any relevant correspondence with the court and the health issues that prevented your attendance.
*. Grounds for Application:
- Health Issues: Explain how your health affected your ability to attend the hearing.
- Procedural Errors: Describe any lack of response or errors by the court that impacted your case.
- Digital Communication Issues: Detail any technical issues that prevented communication with the court.
*. Legal Argument:
- Reference Rule *.* and any other relevant legal provisions or precedents supporting your application.
*. Request for Relief:
- Clearly state that you are requesting the order be set aside and any further directions the court may provide.
*. Conclusion:
- Summarize your request and express willingness to comply with any court directions.
Attachments:
- Attach any relevant evidence, such as medical records, correspondence with the court, etc.
Date: [Today's Date]
Signature: [Your Signature]
Contact Information: [Your Address, Email, and Phone Number]
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Consider consulting a legal professional to review your application and provide tailored advice. If you need more detailed assistance, feel free to ask!
Drafting an application to set aside an order is a detailed process. Here's a general outline you can use to structure your application:
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In the Family Court
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
In the matter of: [Case Name]
Applicant: [Your Full Name]
Respondent: [Other Party's Full Name]
Application to Set Aside Order Made in Absence
*. Introduction:
- State that this is an application to set aside an order made in your absence under Rule *.* of the Family Proceedings Rules *.
*. Background:
- Briefly outline the timeline of events leading to the hearing on [Date].
- Mention any relevant correspondence with the court and the health issues that prevented your attendance.
*. Grounds for Application:
- Health Issues: Explain how your health affected your ability to attend the hearing.
- Procedural Errors: Describe any lack of response or errors by the court that impacted your case.
- Digital Communication Issues: Detail any technical issues that prevented communication with the court.
*. Legal Argument:
- Reference Rule *.* and any other relevant legal provisions or precedents supporting your application.
*. Request for Relief:
- Clearly state that you are requesting the order be set aside and any further directions the court may provide.
*. Conclusion:
- Summarize your request and express willingness to comply with any court directions.
Attachments:
- Attach any relevant evidence, such as medical records, correspondence with the court, etc.
Date: [Today's Date]
Signature: [Your Signature]
Contact Information: [Your Address, Email, and Phone Number]
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Consider consulting a legal professional to review your application and provide tailored advice. If you need more detailed assistance, feel free to ask!
Where an application is made under paragraph (*), the court may grant the application only if the applicant –(a) acted promptly on FInding out that the court had ex-ercised its power to enter judgment or make an order against the applicant; (b) had a good reason for not attending the hearing or directions appointment; and(c) has a reasonable prospect of success at the hearing or directions appointment.
Case Rating: *
To set aside an order under Rule *.* of the Family Proceedings Rules * in England, you must demonstrate:
- Prompt action upon discovering the judgment/order.
- A valid reason for missing the hearing, such as health issues.
- A reasonable prospect of success at a new hearing.
Consider drafting your application with these points and consult legal advice for a precise approach.
To set aside an order under Rule *.* of the Family Proceedings Rules * in England, you must demonstrate:
- Prompt action upon discovering the judgment/order.
- A valid reason for missing the hearing, such as health issues.
- A reasonable prospect of success at a new hearing.
Consider drafting your application with these points and consult legal advice for a precise approach.
HOW CAN I OVERCOME/REBUT THE ISSUE THAT I WAS ILL FOR DEC * HEARING - AND FOR MAY * I WAS ILL FOR SEVERAL MONTHS BEFORE THE HEARING ABND I SUBMITTED AN APPLIC IN APRIL * TO LET COURT KNOW THERE ARE MANY OUTSTANDING ISSUES EG LOTS OF NON - DISCLOSURE PENDING, ALTERED TRBSCRIPTS RELIED UPON BY MUMS SOL. FOR THIS MAY'S HEARING ON */* MAY I WAS ILL FROM FEB, MARCH AND APRIL - I KEPT COURT UPDATED AND TOLD THEM MANY ISSUES OUTSTANDING AND TO STOP THE HEARING WHICH WAS LISTED RANDOMY WITHOUT ANY CONTACT WITH ME FOR DATES TO AVOID.
Case Rating: *
To address the issue of missing hearings due to illness, consider the following steps:
- Medical Evidence: Provide medical certificates or doctor's notes to substantiate your illness during the relevant periods.
- Communication Records: Present any correspondence with the court that demonstrates your efforts to inform them about your health and outstanding issues.
- Application for Reconsideration: Formally request reconsideration of decisions made in your absence, citing procedural errors and health issues.
- Legal Advice: Consider seeking legal advice to strengthen your application with legal arguments and ensure compliance with procedural requirements.
If you have specific questions about these steps, feel free to ask!
To address the issue of missing hearings due to illness, consider the following steps:
- Medical Evidence: Provide medical certificates or doctor's notes to substantiate your illness during the relevant periods.
- Communication Records: Present any correspondence with the court that demonstrates your efforts to inform them about your health and outstanding issues.
- Application for Reconsideration: Formally request reconsideration of decisions made in your absence, citing procedural errors and health issues.
- Legal Advice: Consider seeking legal advice to strengthen your application with legal arguments and ensure compliance with procedural requirements.
If you have specific questions about these steps, feel free to ask!
WHAT procedural errors CAN I CITE?
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Given your situation, here are potential procedural errors you might consider citing:
- Lack of Notice: Inadequate time to prepare for the hearing due to short notice.
- Failure to Process Applications: Applications not processed in a timely manner.
- Altered Transcripts: Concerns about the accuracy of court records.
- Communication Breakdown: Lack of response from the court affecting case preparation.
- Health Considerations: Court's failure to accommodate health issues.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Given your situation, here are potential procedural errors you might consider citing:
- Lack of Notice: Inadequate time to prepare for the hearing due to short notice.
- Failure to Process Applications: Applications not processed in a timely manner.
- Altered Transcripts: Concerns about the accuracy of court records.
- Communication Breakdown: Lack of response from the court affecting case preparation.
- Health Considerations: Court's failure to accommodate health issues.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
IN *-* CALLS TO COURT OF * MARCH AND APRIL (WHICH I RECORDED) I WAS TOLD THE COURT WILL SEND DIRECTIONS AS A RESPONSE TO MY LETTERS, BUT THIS WAS WRONG INFO - AS COURT IGNORED EVERYTHING I WROTE.
Case Rating: *
It sounds like you've encountered significant procedural issues, including potential miscommunication by the court and subsequent neglect of your submissions. These concerns could be important in your argument for reconsideration or appeal.
Would you like advice on how to proceed with these procedural concerns or need guidance on drafting a formal complaint?
It sounds like you've encountered significant procedural issues, including potential miscommunication by the court and subsequent neglect of your submissions. These concerns could be important in your argument for reconsideration or appeal.
Would you like advice on how to proceed with these procedural concerns or need guidance on drafting a formal complaint?
THIS IS WHAT MUMS SOL SENT ME AS AN UPDATE TO WHAT HAPPENED AT THE HEARING - "Following your refusal to engage in the proceedings via video link and in absence of any medical evidence, the Judge refused your (informal) application to adjourn the hearing. The matter therefore continued. Upon hearing oral evidence from your mother and submissions from Counsel, the Judge provided a clear Judgment and made a final order.
The order prohibits you from contacting, communicating or attending Mrs A’s home. The Judge also awarded Mrs A a large proportion of her costs, to be enforced from your share of your mother’s estate upon her death.
The order is being drafted and shall be sent to you once approved by the Judge." BUT I FOUND MEDICAL EVID IN A FIT NOTE COVERING ME FROM * APRIL - * MAY - I IMMED SENT THIS TO THE COURT AND AT *.30PM I GOT THE ORDER AND IT DID NOT SAY IN THE ABSENCE OF MEDICAL EVIDENCE - SO THIS ORDER WAS MANIPULATED/CHANGED DUE TO ME SENDING THE FIT NOTE - IS TYHAT RIGHT?
Case Rating: *
It's possible the order was revised after you submitted your medical evidence, but proving manipulation without further context or evidence can be challenging. It's advisable to request a review of the order, highlighting the medical evidence you provided. If you need further guidance on addressing this, let me know!
It's possible the order was revised after you submitted your medical evidence, but proving manipulation without further context or evidence can be challenging. It's advisable to request a review of the order, highlighting the medical evidence you provided. If you need further guidance on addressing this, let me know!
PROVING MANIPULLATION WILL BE OK DUE TO MY COMM WITH COURT RE. ALL ORDERS ARE WRONG AND * OFFICIAL COURT TRANSCRIPTS DID NOT REFLLECT WHAT WAS SAID IN THE HEARINGS. I HAVE SEBERAL LETTERS FROM MUMS SOL WHICH ARE FACTUALLY WRONG AND AN ATEND NOTE WHICH WAS FABRICATED BY THE SOL.
Case Rating: *
It seems like you have a potentially strong case due to significant procedural errors and concerns about manipulation. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
It seems like you have a potentially strong case due to significant procedural errors and concerns about manipulation. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
I SENT COMPLAINT TO SRA IN END OF APRIL. BUT THE HEARING WENT AHEAD ON * MAY WITHOUT ME AND A HARSH ORDER WAS MADE. PLEASE CAN YOU DRAFT AN UPDATED EMAIL TO SEND TO SRA. IN HARSH NON MOL ORDER THERE IS NO END DATE, A BIG COSTS ORDER, AND ITS SENT TO POLICE, OPG, SOCIAL SERVICES AND HOSPITALS.
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It seems like a high-value case due to potential procedural errors and manipulation. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I'll proceed with a few questions to gather more information.
It seems like a high-value case due to potential procedural errors and manipulation. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I'll proceed with a few questions to gather more information.
NO, PLEASE CAN YOU JUST DO AN UPDATED LETTER FOR SRA.
Case Rating: *
Certainly! Here's a draft for your updated email to the SRA:
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Subject: Update on Complaint and Urgent Request for Review
Dear SRA,
I am writing to update my complaint submitted in April regarding the conduct of my mother's solicitor and the subsequent court proceedings. Despite my complaint, the hearing proceeded on * May without my presence due to health issues, resulting in a harsh non-molestation order with no end date, a significant costs order, and dissemination to various authorities, including the police, OPG, social services, and hospitals.
I wish to bring to your attention several concerns:
- Procedural Errors: The court ignored my requests, miscommunication regarding directions, and failed to process my applications promptly.
- Manipulation: The order appears altered post-submission of my medical evidence, alongside discrepancies in official court transcripts and fabricated notes from the opposing solicitor.
- Health Considerations: Despite providing medical evidence, the court did not accommodate my health issues, impacting my ability to engage in proceedings.
Given the gravity of these issues, I urge the SRA to expedite the review of my complaint. I believe the solicitor's conduct has influenced the court's decisions, leading to significant unfairness and potential legal ramifications.
Your prompt attention to this matter is appreciated.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to customize the letter further to suit your needs!
Certainly! Here's a draft for your updated email to the SRA:
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Subject: Update on Complaint and Urgent Request for Review
Dear SRA,
I am writing to update my complaint submitted in April regarding the conduct of my mother's solicitor and the subsequent court proceedings. Despite my complaint, the hearing proceeded on * May without my presence due to health issues, resulting in a harsh non-molestation order with no end date, a significant costs order, and dissemination to various authorities, including the police, OPG, social services, and hospitals.
I wish to bring to your attention several concerns:
- Procedural Errors: The court ignored my requests, miscommunication regarding directions, and failed to process my applications promptly.
- Manipulation: The order appears altered post-submission of my medical evidence, alongside discrepancies in official court transcripts and fabricated notes from the opposing solicitor.
- Health Considerations: Despite providing medical evidence, the court did not accommodate my health issues, impacting my ability to engage in proceedings.
Given the gravity of these issues, I urge the SRA to expedite the review of my complaint. I believe the solicitor's conduct has influenced the court's decisions, leading to significant unfairness and potential legal ramifications.
Your prompt attention to this matter is appreciated.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to customize the letter further to suit your needs!
PLEASE NOTE SRA DELAY IS ALSO FACTOR IN LETTING THE SOL DO WHATEVER THEY WANT, KNOWING I REPORTED THEM TO SRA - DOES SRA NOT MEAN ANYTHING
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It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating situation. While the SRA is responsible for regulating solicitors, delays can occur in their review process. It's essential to continue documenting any issues and follow up with the SRA regularly. If you have specific questions about your next steps, let me know!
It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating situation. While the SRA is responsible for regulating solicitors, delays can occur in their review process. It's essential to continue documenting any issues and follow up with the SRA regularly. If you have specific questions about your next steps, let me know!
I NEED SRA TO TAKE STEPS TO CORRECT THE FURTHER ILLEGAL ACTIONS AND MY DETRIMENT AFTER REPORTING TO SRA - THERES MASSESOF RETALIATION. INCLUDING ME GETTING AN INTERIM CHARGING ORDER FROM ANOTHER SOL WHO WAS ALSO PRETENDING TO DEAL WITH THE SAME MATTER BUT WAS ACTUALLY WORKING WITH THIS SOL TO HARM MY CASE.
Case Rating: *
You seem to be facing serious issues involving potential misconduct and procedural errors. This might be a high-value case for legal intervention. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I'll proceed with a few questions to gather more information.
You seem to be facing serious issues involving potential misconduct and procedural errors. This might be a high-value case for legal intervention. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I'll proceed with a few questions to gather more information.
NO JUST PLEASE ENSURE MY UPDATE LETTER TO SRA MAKES IT CLEAR THAT FURTHER HARM HAS BEEN DONE SINCE MY COMPLAINT. SRA NEEDS TO ENSURE/PROTECT THE COMPLAIN REPORTERS.
Case Rating: *
Certainly! Here's a draft for your updated email to the SRA, emphasizing the continued harm:
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Subject: Urgent Update on Complaint and Request for Protective Measures
Dear SRA,
I am writing to urgently update my complaint submitted in April concerning the conduct of my mother's solicitor. Since my initial complaint, further detrimental actions have occurred, exacerbating my situation and impacting my legal standing.
*. Retaliation: I am experiencing retaliatory actions, including an interim charging order from another solicitor colluding with the one reported, which is causing significant harm to my case.
*. Procedural Errors: The court has ignored my requests, failed to process applications, and miscommunicated directions. This has contributed to a harsh order with no end date and extensive costs, disseminated to authorities.
*. Health Considerations: Despite providing medical evidence, my health issues were disregarded, affecting my ability to participate in proceedings.
I urge the SRA to take immediate steps to investigate these matters and ensure protection for those reporting complaints. It is crucial to rectify the ongoing legal actions and misconduct impacting my case.
Your prompt attention and protective measures against further harm are greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to modify the draft further to suit your needs!
Certainly! Here's a draft for your updated email to the SRA, emphasizing the continued harm:
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Subject: Urgent Update on Complaint and Request for Protective Measures
Dear SRA,
I am writing to urgently update my complaint submitted in April concerning the conduct of my mother's solicitor. Since my initial complaint, further detrimental actions have occurred, exacerbating my situation and impacting my legal standing.
*. Retaliation: I am experiencing retaliatory actions, including an interim charging order from another solicitor colluding with the one reported, which is causing significant harm to my case.
*. Procedural Errors: The court has ignored my requests, failed to process applications, and miscommunicated directions. This has contributed to a harsh order with no end date and extensive costs, disseminated to authorities.
*. Health Considerations: Despite providing medical evidence, my health issues were disregarded, affecting my ability to participate in proceedings.
I urge the SRA to take immediate steps to investigate these matters and ensure protection for those reporting complaints. It is crucial to rectify the ongoing legal actions and misconduct impacting my case.
Your prompt attention and protective measures against further harm are greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to modify the draft further to suit your needs!
hi - please can you let me know if this is fraud - an ex parte NMO WAS OBTAINED IN JULY * AGAINST ME BY THE OPPOS SOL IN FAM CASE - THE ONE I REPORTED TO SRA THIS YEAR AS THE FAM MATTER HAS BEEN ONGOING. THIS NMO SAID UPON HEARING THE APPLICS SOLICITOR AND UPON READING PARAG * OF THE APPLICS W. STATEMENT THIS ORDER IS MADE. BUT THE PARAG * IN THE WS I WAS SENT A DAY BEFORE AND THE ONE I WAS SENT ON * JULY WITH THIS NMO DID NOT CONTAIN THE PARAG * WHICH SHOWED THAT THE CONTENT IN IT WAS COMPLIASNT WITH CONDITIONS REQUIRED TO GRANT AN EX PARTE NMO. IS IT GROSS NEGLIGENCE OF MY SOLICITORS WHO WERE ACTING FOR ME TO CHALLENGE THIS NMO?
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It seems like you're dealing with a serious issue regarding procedural irregularities and potential negligence by your solicitors. Here's some general information:
- An ex parte non-molestation order (NMO) can be challenged if there are grounds like missing or altered evidence.
- Solicitors should ensure all evidence is accurately presented and challenge any discrepancies.
- Consider seeking legal advice to explore negligence claims and review your solicitors' actions.
Would you like more guidance on your next steps or information on how to proceed with this issue?
It seems like you're dealing with a serious issue regarding procedural irregularities and potential negligence by your solicitors. Here's some general information:
- An ex parte non-molestation order (NMO) can be challenged if there are grounds like missing or altered evidence.
- Solicitors should ensure all evidence is accurately presented and challenge any discrepancies.
- Consider seeking legal advice to explore negligence claims and review your solicitors' actions.
Would you like more guidance on your next steps or information on how to proceed with this issue?
YES PLEASE, BUT NOTE THAT IT WASN'R UNTIL NOV * I DISCOVERED A DIFFERENT WITN STATEMENT IN THE BUNDLE WITH THE DIFFERENT PARAG * IN IT - THIS CONTAINED TEXT UPPON WHICH AN EX PAARTE NMO COULD BE GRANTED. SO CAN YOU WORK OUT WHAT HAPPENED - DID THE JUDGE GRANT THE EX PARTE NMO ON * JULY WITHOUT / BEFORE THE CHANGED PARAG *? AS THE SOL WHO DID ALL THIS SENT A FABRICATED ATTED NOTE SAYING SHE SENT THE OTHER W. STATEMENT WITH NEW PARAG * TO MY PREV SOL IN THE BUNDLE - THIS WAS A LIE. SHE ALSO SAID MUM WAS IN ATTENDANCE AT TELE HEARING OF JU;LY * , BUT MUM TOLD ME SHE DID NOT ATTEND.
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NO, BUT PLEASE LET ME KNOW IS IT THE OTHER/OPPOS SOL WHO DID THE FRAUD AND MY SOLICITORS DID THE NEGLIGENCE FOR NOT GIVING ME THIS INFO/IDENTIFYING WHAT HAD TAKEN PLACE?
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It appears that the opposing solicitor may have committed fraud by submitting altered or fabricated documents, and your solicitors may have been negligent for failing to identify these discrepancies. Here's what you might consider:
- Fraud by Opposing Solicitor: If documents were altered or fabricated, this could constitute fraud.
- Negligence by Your Solicitors: They should have reviewed all documents thoroughly and identified any discrepancies.
Exploring both avenues with legal assistance could be crucial in addressing these issues effectively.
It appears that the opposing solicitor may have committed fraud by submitting altered or fabricated documents, and your solicitors may have been negligent for failing to identify these discrepancies. Here's what you might consider:
- Fraud by Opposing Solicitor: If documents were altered or fabricated, this could constitute fraud.
- Negligence by Your Solicitors: They should have reviewed all documents thoroughly and identified any discrepancies.
Exploring both avenues with legal assistance could be crucial in addressing these issues effectively.
WHAT ABOUT THE JUDGE WHO GRANTED THE EX PARTE NMO?
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The judge who granted the ex parte non-molestation order (NMO) may have relied on the information and evidence presented by the solicitors. If there were discrepancies or fabrications, it's possible the judge was unaware. You might consider:
- Requesting a review of the order, citing the discrepancies in the evidence presented.
- Highlighting any procedural errors or misconduct by the solicitors that may have influenced the judge's decision.
If you need further guidance on addressing this, feel free to ask!
The judge who granted the ex parte non-molestation order (NMO) may have relied on the information and evidence presented by the solicitors. If there were discrepancies or fabrications, it's possible the judge was unaware. You might consider:
- Requesting a review of the order, citing the discrepancies in the evidence presented.
- Highlighting any procedural errors or misconduct by the solicitors that may have influenced the judge's decision.
If you need further guidance on addressing this, feel free to ask!
IN THE FABRIC ATTEND NOTE THE OPPOS SOL SAID THE JUDGE TELEPHONED HER TO SAY SHE WANTS TO GIVE AN EX PARTE NMO BUT THE W. STATEMENT NEEDS TO BE CHANGED TO MAKE IT COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF AN EX PARTE ORDER - HENCE THE PARAG * WAS CHANGED - AND THE NOTE SAID THE JUDGE TOLD MUM HER SOL WILL EXPLAIN THINGS TO MUM. SO THE JUDG/SOL CONTROLLED THE CONTENT OF MUMS W. STATEMENT - AS STATED IN THE ATTEND NOTE.
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NO, BUT PLEASE CAN YOU DRAFT A ROBUST LETTER TO THE OPPOS SOL ABOUT THIS AS I HAVE BEEN ASKING HER AND MY SOLS TO GET HER TO PROVIDE A DETAILED TIMELINE OF WHAT TOOK PLACE ON * JULY * WHEN THIS NMO WAS GIVEN.
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Given the complexity and potential legal implications of your situation, here's a draft letter you can consider sending to the opposing solicitor:
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Subject: Request for Detailed Timeline and Clarification on Ex Parte NMO Proceedings
Dear [Opposing Solicitor's Name],
I am writing to formally request a detailed timeline and clarification regarding the proceedings that led to the issuance of the ex parte Non-Molestation Order on * July *. It has come to my attention that there are discrepancies in the witness statements and procedural conduct relating to the order.
Specifically, I request:
*. A comprehensive timeline of events and communications on * July *.
*. Clarification on any changes made to paragraph * of the witness statement and the reasons for these changes.
*. An explanation of the judge's involvement in directing these changes as noted in the attendance record.
*. Confirmation of the attendance and role of [Mother's Name] during the hearing.
I expect transparency and cooperation in providing this information promptly to address concerns of procedural fairness and potential misconduct.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to adjust the details to suit your specific circumstances! If you have any questions or need further assistance, let me know.
Given the complexity and potential legal implications of your situation, here's a draft letter you can consider sending to the opposing solicitor:
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Subject: Request for Detailed Timeline and Clarification on Ex Parte NMO Proceedings
Dear [Opposing Solicitor's Name],
I am writing to formally request a detailed timeline and clarification regarding the proceedings that led to the issuance of the ex parte Non-Molestation Order on * July *. It has come to my attention that there are discrepancies in the witness statements and procedural conduct relating to the order.
Specifically, I request:
*. A comprehensive timeline of events and communications on * July *.
*. Clarification on any changes made to paragraph * of the witness statement and the reasons for these changes.
*. An explanation of the judge's involvement in directing these changes as noted in the attendance record.
*. Confirmation of the attendance and role of [Mother's Name] during the hearing.
I expect transparency and cooperation in providing this information promptly to address concerns of procedural fairness and potential misconduct.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to adjust the details to suit your specific circumstances! If you have any questions or need further assistance, let me know.
THE LAST RESPONSE RTHE OPPOS SOL MADE ABOUT THE * VERSIONS OF THAT W. STATEMENT WAS LAST YEAR - SHE APOLOGISED AFTER * YEARS SAYING SHE APPLIED ON NOTICE TO COURT ON * JULY BUT THE JUDGE JUST TEL;EPHONED HER THE NEXT DAY TO GIVE EX PARTE NMO, THEN SHE SAYS THE COURT WAS AT FAULT FOR NOT SERVING ME THE AMENDED/CHANGED WITHN STATEMENT WITHTHE NEW PARAG *. BUT ON * AUG * - IN REPLY TO MY FIRST EMAIL AFTER I GOT THE NMO SHE SAID MUM WAS IN COURT AND HAD NO TROUBLE IN HER ENGLISH WITH THE JUDGE AND THAT NO INTERP WAS USED AND NOR FOR THE PREP OF MUMS W. STATEMENT. AND THAT SHE WILL BE GETTING AN INTERP FOR THE UPCOMING AUG RETURN HEARING FOR MUM. PLSE AMEND THE LETTER ACCORDING TO THIS INFO.
Here's a revised draft for your letter to the opposing solicitor, incorporating the new information:
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Subject: Further Request for Detailed Timeline and Clarification on Ex Parte NMO Proceedings
Dear [Opposing Solicitor's Name],
I am writing to follow up on my previous request for a detailed timeline and clarification regarding the issuance of the ex parte Non-Molestation Order on * July *. Your previous response acknowledged discrepancies in the witness statements and the procedural handling of the order.
To clarify and address these issues, I request:
*. Timeline of Events: A comprehensive timeline of events and communications on * and * July *, including the application and the judge's telephone communication.
*. Changes to Paragraph *: Details on the changes made to paragraph * of the witness statement, the reasons, and the associated judicial instructions.
*. Attendance Clarification: Confirmation of [Mother's Name]'s attendance on * August * and any language assistance provided during the court proceedings and witness statement preparation.
*. Court's Role: An explanation of the court's role in serving the amended witness statement and any lapses that occurred.
I expect full cooperation and transparency in providing this information to address concerns of procedural fairness and potential misconduct.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to adjust the details as needed! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to add.
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Subject: Further Request for Detailed Timeline and Clarification on Ex Parte NMO Proceedings
Dear [Opposing Solicitor's Name],
I am writing to follow up on my previous request for a detailed timeline and clarification regarding the issuance of the ex parte Non-Molestation Order on * July *. Your previous response acknowledged discrepancies in the witness statements and the procedural handling of the order.
To clarify and address these issues, I request:
*. Timeline of Events: A comprehensive timeline of events and communications on * and * July *, including the application and the judge's telephone communication.
*. Changes to Paragraph *: Details on the changes made to paragraph * of the witness statement, the reasons, and the associated judicial instructions.
*. Attendance Clarification: Confirmation of [Mother's Name]'s attendance on * August * and any language assistance provided during the court proceedings and witness statement preparation.
*. Court's Role: An explanation of the court's role in serving the amended witness statement and any lapses that occurred.
I expect full cooperation and transparency in providing this information to address concerns of procedural fairness and potential misconduct.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Feel free to adjust the details as needed! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to add.
PLEASE CAN TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK TOOK PLACE. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SENDING ME THE EX PARTE NMO/DOCS? THEY WERE PUT THRO MY LETTER BOX ON SAT MORNING * JULY - AS I WAS UNWELL IN BED FROM SHOCK OF GETTING THE ON NOTICE NMO APPLIC ON * JULY.
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Based on the situation you've described, it seems likely that there was a breakdown in communication and procedural handling by both the court and possibly your solicitors. Here’s a general idea of what might have happened:
- Court's Responsibility: The court typically handles the service of orders, including ex parte Non-Molestation Orders (NMO).
- Solicitor's Role: The opposing solicitor might have been involved in preparing or submitting documents but is generally not responsible for serving them to you.
- Potential Delays: Administrative delays or errors could have resulted in the documents being delivered later than expected.
If you need specific advice on addressing this issue or further guidance, please let me know!
Based on the situation you've described, it seems likely that there was a breakdown in communication and procedural handling by both the court and possibly your solicitors. Here’s a general idea of what might have happened:
- Court's Responsibility: The court typically handles the service of orders, including ex parte Non-Molestation Orders (NMO).
- Solicitor's Role: The opposing solicitor might have been involved in preparing or submitting documents but is generally not responsible for serving them to you.
- Potential Delays: Administrative delays or errors could have resulted in the documents being delivered later than expected.
If you need specific advice on addressing this issue or further guidance, please let me know!
REGARDING THIS - AGAIN IT WAS ONLY LAST YEAR THAT THE OPPOS SOL INFORMED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN * YEARS THAT SHE WROTE ALL OF THE W. STATEMENTS FOR MY * YR OLD MUM - SO HER EXPLANATION THAT THE COURT SENT ME THE WRONG VERSION OF THE W. STATEMENT WITH THE EX PARTE NMO DOES NOT MAKE SENSE OR IS NOT POSSIBLE - CORRECT? - Solicitor's Role: The opposing solicitor might have been involved in preparing or submitting documents but is generally not responsible for serving them to you.
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It seems like there might be discrepancies in the preparation and submission of documents. If the opposing solicitor wrote the witness statements, it's crucial to ensure they represent accurate information. Generally, the court is responsible for serving documents. Consider requesting an investigation into these procedural irregularities. If you have further questions or need more guidance, feel free to ask!
It seems like there might be discrepancies in the preparation and submission of documents. If the opposing solicitor wrote the witness statements, it's crucial to ensure they represent accurate information. Generally, the court is responsible for serving documents. Consider requesting an investigation into these procedural irregularities. If you have further questions or need more guidance, feel free to ask!
I THINK THERS STILL SOMETHING MISSING - IS IT POSS THAT COURT GRANTED THE EX PARTE WITHOUT THE AMENDED STATEMENT OR THE COURT MADE A BIG ERROR AND SENT THE WRONG VERSION TO ME WITH THE NMO? REGARDLESS WAS IT NOT INCUMBENT ON MY SOLS TO DEAL WITH THIS CORRECTLY?
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I REMEMBER MY SOL SAYING TO ME TO LOOK AT THE PARAG * AND WHAT I THINK - IF THE WHOLE W. STATEMENT SHOWS I WAS AT FAULT - TO WHICH I SAID YES IT DOES BUT ITS FULL OF LIES AND IS INCOMPLETE. THIS WAS WRONG/NEGLIGENT AS HE WAS TRYING TO FIND OUT IF I HAD THE LEGAL KNOWLEDGE TO SAY PARAG * DOES NOT SHOW THAT IT MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF GRANTING AN EEX PARTE NMO - WHICH I DID NOT KNOW.
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IS IT ENOUGH TAT THE OPPOS SOL SAID THE COURT SENT THE WRONG VERSION OF THE WS TO ME?
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The opposing solicitor's explanation that the court sent the wrong version of the witness statement raises significant procedural concerns. It might not be sufficient if discrepancies exist. Consider seeking further investigation or legal advice to address this issue effectively.
The opposing solicitor's explanation that the court sent the wrong version of the witness statement raises significant procedural concerns. It might not be sufficient if discrepancies exist. Consider seeking further investigation or legal advice to address this issue effectively.
IN THE NOV * HEARING THE JUDGE WAS LIED TO BY OPPOS SOL/COUNSEL THAT THE AMENDED WS WAS SENT IN AUG TO MY SOL IN THE BUNDLE - IT WAS NOT IN THERE. THIS JUDGE WENT ON TO GO THRO THE WS AND GRANTED THE NMO FOR A YEAR SAYING HE WILL MAKE SURE THE FINAL HEARING IS NOT LISTED UNTIL THIS NMO EXPIRES - THIS THREAT WAS REMOVED FROM THE COURT TRANSCRIPT AND SEVERAL OTHER ITEMS.
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It seems like you have a significant case involving procedural errors, potential fraud, and negligence by solicitors. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I'll proceed with a few questions to gather more information.
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NO, I PREFER TO DO IT MYSELF AS I HAD A THREAT SAYING NO SOL WILL DO MY CASE.
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It seems you are dealing with a complex and potentially high-value legal issue involving procedural errors, possible fraud, and solicitor negligence. Here are some general steps you might consider:
- Documentation: Gather all relevant documents, including correspondence, court orders, and witness statements.
- Review: Carefully review the discrepancies in the witness statements and any alterations in court transcripts.
- Formal Complaint: Consider submitting a formal complaint to the relevant legal or court authorities outlining the procedural errors and discrepancies.
- Judicial Review: You may want to request a judicial review of the decisions made, focusing on the procedural errors and possible misconduct.
If you need further guidance or have specific questions about any of these steps, feel free to ask!
It seems you are dealing with a complex and potentially high-value legal issue involving procedural errors, possible fraud, and solicitor negligence. Here are some general steps you might consider:
- Documentation: Gather all relevant documents, including correspondence, court orders, and witness statements.
- Review: Carefully review the discrepancies in the witness statements and any alterations in court transcripts.
- Formal Complaint: Consider submitting a formal complaint to the relevant legal or court authorities outlining the procedural errors and discrepancies.
- Judicial Review: You may want to request a judicial review of the decisions made, focusing on the procedural errors and possible misconduct.
If you need further guidance or have specific questions about any of these steps, feel free to ask!
ARE YOU ABLE TO WORK OUT WHAT HAPPENED FROM THE INFO I HAVE GIVEN TO YOU.
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Based on the detailed information you've provided, it appears there are significant procedural errors, potential fraud by the opposing solicitor, and possible negligence by your solicitors. Here’s a brief summary of what might have happened:
- The opposing solicitor may have altered or fabricated witness statements to obtain an ex parte Non-Molestation Order (NMO).
- The court might have made an administrative error, sending you the wrong version of the witness statement with the NMO.
- Your solicitors may have been negligent in not identifying or challenging these discrepancies.
Given the complexity and serious nature of these issues, you may have grounds for a strong legal case. If you reconsider seeking legal assistance, connecting with a local lawyer could provide more specific guidance and support.
If you change your mind and wish to be connected to local lawyers who can assist you further, please let me know, and I'll gather the necessary information to help you.
Based on the detailed information you've provided, it appears there are significant procedural errors, potential fraud by the opposing solicitor, and possible negligence by your solicitors. Here’s a brief summary of what might have happened:
- The opposing solicitor may have altered or fabricated witness statements to obtain an ex parte Non-Molestation Order (NMO).
- The court might have made an administrative error, sending you the wrong version of the witness statement with the NMO.
- Your solicitors may have been negligent in not identifying or challenging these discrepancies.
Given the complexity and serious nature of these issues, you may have grounds for a strong legal case. If you reconsider seeking legal assistance, connecting with a local lawyer could provide more specific guidance and support.
If you change your mind and wish to be connected to local lawyers who can assist you further, please let me know, and I'll gather the necessary information to help you.
WHO CAN I CONTACT ABOUT FRAUD
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It seems you have a potentially strong case involving fraud and procedural errors. You can report fraud to the following authorities in England:
- Action Fraud: This is the UK's national reporting center for fraud and cybercrime. You can contact them to report any fraudulent activities.
- Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA): If the fraud involves solicitors, as you mentioned, the SRA can investigate misconduct.
- Legal Ombudsman: For complaints about legal services, including negligence by your solicitors.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I'll proceed with a few questions to gather more information.
It seems you have a potentially strong case involving fraud and procedural errors. You can report fraud to the following authorities in England:
- Action Fraud: This is the UK's national reporting center for fraud and cybercrime. You can contact them to report any fraudulent activities.
- Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA): If the fraud involves solicitors, as you mentioned, the SRA can investigate misconduct.
- Legal Ombudsman: For complaints about legal services, including negligence by your solicitors.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I'll proceed with a few questions to gather more information.
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