Court Application Processing Delays

Summary

Delays in processing family court applications can occur due to administrative errors or internal processing delays. Its crucial to contact the court directly to clarify fee payment instructions and the status of your application. Keep detailed records of all communications with the court. If you encounter backdated notices or other discrepancies, consider seeking legal advice from a family law solicitor to ensure your case is properly represented and to navigate the court procedures effectively.

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I WAS TOLD BY THE PERSON IN THE COURT WHO TAKES THE FEE ON * AUG THAT HE WILL GET MY APPLICATIONS TO BE DEALT WITH AFTER I PAID THE FEE AND HE TOLD ME I SHOULD HAVE PAID IN JUNE BUT I TOLD HIM THE PERSON ON THE PHONE TOLD ME NOT TO PAY AND I HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE COURT TO CONTACT ME WHEN THEY GET TO MY APPLICATIONS TO PAY THE FEE. HE SAID THAT'S NOT CORRECT. I FOLLWED UP WITH AN EMAIL SAYING LASDT YEAR THIS COURT DID SENDME AN EMAIL ASKINGME FOR MY FEE FOR THE APPLICATION OF APRIL * WHICJ WAS NEVER ACTIONED AND REJECTED IN MAY * THROUGH HMCTS COMPLAINTS WITHOUT ANY REASON.
It seems you've encountered a frustrating situation with the court's administrative process. Here’s what you can do:
- Contact the Court: Request clarification on the fee payment instructions and the status of your application.
- Document Everything: Keep records of all communications and responses from the court.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consider consulting a solicitor for guidance and representation.
Would you like help finding a solicitor or additional information on family court procedures?
I'M JUST V. CONCERNED WHY COURT WOULD BACKDATE THE NOTICE OF HEARING WITH ONE DIRECTION BY * WEEKS AS THEY DEFINITELY DID NOT WRITE THIS DOCUMENT UNTIL * AUG.
It sounds like a tricky situation, and I understand your concern about the backdated notice. Here are some general possibilities why it might have happened:
- Administrative Error: Sometimes, clerical errors can occur in the court's processing system.
- Internal Processing Delays: The document might have been prepared earlier but delayed in sending.
If this continues to be an issue or you feel it may impact your case, consulting with a solicitor who specializes in family law might be beneficial. Would you like help finding a local solicitor or any additional information on the family court process?