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Opposing Solicitors Strategic Silence
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The opposing solicitors silence may be due to strategic delay, overlooked communication, or pending clarification. You can mention your disability and car accident in your letter if relevant. If the opposing solicitor is causing strategic delays, raise these concerns with the family court, providing evidence like medical notes. Document all submissions and communications with the court, and consider making a formal complaint if necessary. If your mother lacks litigation capacity, address this in court with proper legal representation to protect her rights.Full Conversation
HERE IS THE DRAFT YOU DID EARLIER BUT PLEASE CAN YOU ADD IN BIT ABOUT MY DISABILITY/HEALTH AS REPEATED STRATEGIC DELAYS BY THIS SOL HAVE ALWAYS CAUSED PREJUDICE, KNOWING I HAVEA DISAB AND NOW CAR ACCID - BUT I ONLY TOLD COURT ABOUT THIS ACCID - I am writing to formally request evidence supporting the claim that my mother has had the capacity to litigate since *. This information is critical for the ongoing legal proceedings to ensure all actions taken are lawful and appropriate.
Additionally, I would like to address the lack of response regarding my applications submitted on * June to set aside and discharge the Non-Molestation Order (NMO). Your prompt attention to these matters is essential, as they were submitted upon legal advice and are pivotal to the current proceedings.
Please provide the necessary evidence or documentation regarding my mother’s litigation capacity and address my outstanding applications at your earliest convenience.
Certainly! Here's a revised draft including details about your disability and the car accident:
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I am writing to formally request evidence supporting the claim that my mother has had the capacity to litigate since *. This information is critical for the ongoing legal proceedings to ensure all actions taken are lawful and appropriate.
Additionally, I would like to address the lack of response regarding my applications submitted on * June to set aside and discharge the Non-Molestation Order (NMO). Your prompt attention to these matters is essential, as they were submitted upon legal advice and are pivotal to the current proceedings.
Furthermore, I wish to express my concern regarding repeated strategic delays by your office, which have caused prejudice given my known disability. These delays have been particularly challenging following a recent car accident that I believe is connected to the ongoing litigation. I request that you address my outstanding applications and provide the necessary evidence or documentation regarding my mother’s litigation capacity at your earliest convenience.
Thank you for your attention to these matters.
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I am writing to formally request evidence supporting the claim that my mother has had the capacity to litigate since *. This information is critical for the ongoing legal proceedings to ensure all actions taken are lawful and appropriate.
Additionally, I would like to address the lack of response regarding my applications submitted on * June to set aside and discharge the Non-Molestation Order (NMO). Your prompt attention to these matters is essential, as they were submitted upon legal advice and are pivotal to the current proceedings.
Furthermore, I wish to express my concern regarding repeated strategic delays by your office, which have caused prejudice given my known disability. These delays have been particularly challenging following a recent car accident that I believe is connected to the ongoing litigation. I request that you address my outstanding applications and provide the necessary evidence or documentation regarding my mother’s litigation capacity at your earliest convenience.
Thank you for your attention to these matters.
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IF I ONLY TOLD FAM COURT OF MY CAR ACCID - AND I DON'T FEEL OK ABOUT TELLING THIS SOL, SHOULD I JUST SAY ABOUT MY DISABILITY? AS I KNOW THEY THOUGHT I WOULD NOT/COULD NOT SURVIVE THAT CARACCIDENT.
It's understandable to feel cautious about sharing all details. You can choose to mention your disability if it's relevant to the case and impacts proceedings. If the car accident details are sensitive, you might only disclose them if absolutely necessary. Would you like help connecting with a solicitor for tailored advice?
NO, BUT I DO HAVE * SICK NOTES FROM MY DR FOR AUG AND UPTO * SEPT - THEY BOTH SAY ITS TO DO WITH CAR ACCID.
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It seems like you might have a high-value case, especially with the involvement of a car accident and potential misrepresentations in court. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I can assist you with that.
It seems like you might have a high-value case, especially with the involvement of a car accident and potential misrepresentations in court. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I can assist you with that.
NO,AS I'M IN UK.
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It seems like you have a complex legal situation involving disability and a car accident, which may impact your ongoing litigation. It's wise to keep your communication factual and relevant to the case. If you have any more specific questions about your situation or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
It seems like you have a complex legal situation involving disability and a car accident, which may impact your ongoing litigation. It's wise to keep your communication factual and relevant to the case. If you have any more specific questions about your situation or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
I THINK I MIGHT HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE CAR ACCID. BUT CAN YOU LET ME KNOW WHAT RESPONSIBILITY DOES THE FAM COURT HAVE IN THIS RE[EATED STRATEGIC DELAYS Y THE OTHER SIDE EACH TIME BEFORE A HEARING AND THEN THEY TELL JUDGE THAT I AM THE UNREASI=ONABLE ONE DOING DELAYS AND NON- COMPLIAMCE?
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In family court, the judge is responsible for ensuring fair proceedings. If you believe that the opposing side is causing strategic delays or misrepresenting facts, you can raise these concerns in your submissions or during hearings. Presenting clear evidence, like medical notes, can help support your case. Would you like more information on how to effectively present your concerns to the court?
In family court, the judge is responsible for ensuring fair proceedings. If you believe that the opposing side is causing strategic delays or misrepresenting facts, you can raise these concerns in your submissions or during hearings. Presenting clear evidence, like medical notes, can help support your case. Would you like more information on how to effectively present your concerns to the court?
YES AS I INFORMED COURT IN EARLY AUG OF MY ACCID - AND A FEW DAYS LATER I GIT THE HEARING DATE. SHOULD I RAISE THESE CONCERNS NOW TO THE FAM COURT AS ITS ALL BEING RPEATED AGAIN AND I AM LITIG IN PERSON BUT I HAVE SOMEONE TO DO THE HEARING.
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You can definitely raise these concerns with the family court, especially if you feel that repeated delays are being strategically used against you. Make sure to document and present any evidence you have, such as medical notes, that supports your claims. This can help demonstrate the impact these delays have on you, particularly given your disability and the car accident. If you need more guidance on how to present this information, feel free to ask!
You can definitely raise these concerns with the family court, especially if you feel that repeated delays are being strategically used against you. Make sure to document and present any evidence you have, such as medical notes, that supports your claims. This can help demonstrate the impact these delays have on you, particularly given your disability and the car accident. If you need more guidance on how to present this information, feel free to ask!
OK BUT PLSE NOTE - PRIOR TO THE MAY HEARING I SNT IN SEVERAL SUBMISSIONS, MEDICAL EVIDENCE AND UPDATES ON MY HEALTH ISSUES, BUT IN THE TRANSCRIPT I JUST RECEIVED THE JUDGE SAYS HE DID NOT GET EVERYTHING AND THAT ONLY ONE PIECE OF MED EVID WAS PROVIDED BY ME - THIS IS VERY SHOCKING AS - IT APPEARS - THE COURT STAFF WERE HOLDING ONTO MY SUBMISSIONS.
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It seems like there have been significant communication issues with the court. You should address this directly with the court, mentioning specific submissions you sent and providing any proof of submission if possible (receipts, emails, etc.). Documenting this can support your case. Would you like more tips on how to effectively address this with the court?
It seems like there have been significant communication issues with the court. You should address this directly with the court, mentioning specific submissions you sent and providing any proof of submission if possible (receipts, emails, etc.). Documenting this can support your case. Would you like more tips on how to effectively address this with the court?
YES PLEASE AS ITS BEEN HAPPENING FOR * YEARS AND ALL ERRORS BY COURTS - ONLY BENEFIT THE OPPOS SOLICITOR EACH TIME.
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Addressing communication issues with the court is crucial. Here's how you can effectively raise your concerns:
- Document Everything: Keep a record of all submissions and communications with the court, including dates and content.
- Proof of Submission: Provide evidence of submissions, such as email confirmations or receipts, to prove your documents were sent.
- Formal Complaint: Consider making a formal complaint to the court about the mishandling of your submissions.
- Follow Up: Regularly follow up with the court to ensure your submissions are received and acknowledged.
If you need more detailed guidance or have further questions, feel free to ask!
Addressing communication issues with the court is crucial. Here's how you can effectively raise your concerns:
- Document Everything: Keep a record of all submissions and communications with the court, including dates and content.
- Proof of Submission: Provide evidence of submissions, such as email confirmations or receipts, to prove your documents were sent.
- Formal Complaint: Consider making a formal complaint to the court about the mishandling of your submissions.
- Follow Up: Regularly follow up with the court to ensure your submissions are received and acknowledged.
If you need more detailed guidance or have further questions, feel free to ask!
PLEASE DRAFT ME A LETTER ABOUT THIS TO COURT THAT I WAS MISLED BY COURT STAFF REPEATEDLY WHEN I FOLLWED UP ON SOME OF MY SUBMISSIONS - AND I WAS UNWELL.
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Here's a draft letter for you:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, Postcode]
[Date]
[Recipient's Name]
[Family Court Name]
[Address]
[City, Postcode]
Dear [Recipient's Name],
Subject: Mismanagement of Submissions and Health Concerns
I am writing to formally express my concerns regarding the repeated mismanagement of my submissions by the court staff. Despite following up diligently, there have been numerous instances where my documents were not processed as expected. This has occurred consistently over the past five years, each time resulting in undue advantage to the opposing solicitor.
I wish to highlight that I have submitted multiple pieces of medical evidence and updates concerning my health issues, which have not been acknowledged in court proceedings. Specifically, I informed the court in early August of a car accident, yet the judge's recent transcript only references a single piece of medical evidence provided by me. This discrepancy suggests that court staff may have withheld my submissions.
Given my known disability and recent car accident, these repeated delays and inaccuracies have caused me significant prejudice. I kindly request that the court investigates these issues and ensures that all my submissions are acknowledged and considered promptly.
Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter.
Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]
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If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Here's a draft letter for you:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, Postcode]
[Date]
[Recipient's Name]
[Family Court Name]
[Address]
[City, Postcode]
Dear [Recipient's Name],
Subject: Mismanagement of Submissions and Health Concerns
I am writing to formally express my concerns regarding the repeated mismanagement of my submissions by the court staff. Despite following up diligently, there have been numerous instances where my documents were not processed as expected. This has occurred consistently over the past five years, each time resulting in undue advantage to the opposing solicitor.
I wish to highlight that I have submitted multiple pieces of medical evidence and updates concerning my health issues, which have not been acknowledged in court proceedings. Specifically, I informed the court in early August of a car accident, yet the judge's recent transcript only references a single piece of medical evidence provided by me. This discrepancy suggests that court staff may have withheld my submissions.
Given my known disability and recent car accident, these repeated delays and inaccuracies have caused me significant prejudice. I kindly request that the court investigates these issues and ensures that all my submissions are acknowledged and considered promptly.
Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter.
Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]
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If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
PLEASE CAN YOU LOOK AT THIS EXTRACT AND LET ME KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON HERE - AS MY * YR OLD MUM WANTS TO STOP EVERUTHING ( SHE MEANS THE LITIGATION) BUT THE JUDGE HAS IGNORED HER - "JUDGE S: Mrs. I mean, what your counsel has asked is, what is it you would wish the Court to do today? What do you want the Court to do? What do you want the Court to do?
* MRS A: I just want to stop everything.
* JUDGE S: I mean, by that, you understand that the proceedings, they are your
* proceedings and you are seeking an order to stop the respondent coming to your home
* and basically from contacting you. Is that right?"
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It seems like the judge is trying to clarify what your mother wants regarding the litigation. The judge is ensuring she understands the implications of stopping proceedings, especially if it involves orders for protection against the respondent. If your mother wishes to cease litigation, it might be beneficial for her to discuss this decision with her legal counsel to ensure she's fully informed. If you need further guidance, please feel free to ask!
It seems like the judge is trying to clarify what your mother wants regarding the litigation. The judge is ensuring she understands the implications of stopping proceedings, especially if it involves orders for protection against the respondent. If your mother wishes to cease litigation, it might be beneficial for her to discuss this decision with her legal counsel to ensure she's fully informed. If you need further guidance, please feel free to ask!
MY MUM DOES NOT HAVE LITIGATION CAPACITY AND SHE DOES NOT AND NEVER WANTED TO DO THIS LITIGATION, BUT HER SOL AND OTHERS WITH MOTIVES ARE/HAVE BEEN FORCING IT TO CONTINUE.
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It seems like your situation is complex and of high importance, especially given the concerns about your mother's litigation capacity and possible external pressures to continue the litigation. This could be a significant legal matter, and it may be beneficial to seek professional legal advice to ensure your mother's rights are protected.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I can assist you with that.
It seems like your situation is complex and of high importance, especially given the concerns about your mother's litigation capacity and possible external pressures to continue the litigation. This could be a significant legal matter, and it may be beneficial to seek professional legal advice to ensure your mother's rights are protected.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I can assist you with that.
NO, BUT CAN YOU SEE WHAT MUM IS SAYING?
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It seems that the situation involving your mum's litigation capacity and the strategic delays by the opposing solicitor is quite complex and potentially significant. The excerpt suggests that the judge is trying to ensure your mum understands the proceedings and their implications. If your mum lacks the capacity for litigation, this should be addressed in court with proper legal representation to ensure her rights are protected.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I can assist you with that.
It seems that the situation involving your mum's litigation capacity and the strategic delays by the opposing solicitor is quite complex and potentially significant. The excerpt suggests that the judge is trying to ensure your mum understands the proceedings and their implications. If your mum lacks the capacity for litigation, this should be addressed in court with proper legal representation to ensure her rights are protected.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I can assist you with that.
BUT MUMS LEGAL REPRESENTATION IS NOT PROTECTING HER RIGHTS - CAN YOU SEE SHE'S SAYING SHE WANTS TO EVERYTHING, BUT WHEN JUDGE SAYS SHE WANTS THE RESPONDENT TO BE STOPPED, AND THIS IS WHAT MUMS SOL HAS BEN WRITING - SAYING MUM DOES NOT WABT CONTACT BUT MUM WAS SAYING SHE DID WANT CONTACT AND WHY I DIDN'T COME SOONER. THERE ARE MANY MORE EXAMPLES. AND THIS ONE WITH THE JUDGE IS THE SAME.
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Your situation appears to be quite complex, with issues surrounding your mother's legal representation and litigation capacity. It's crucial to address these matters to protect her rights.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Your situation appears to be quite complex, with issues surrounding your mother's legal representation and litigation capacity. It's crucial to address these matters to protect her rights.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
NO, I HAVEALREADY PUT IN EVIDENCE OF THIS IN MY STATEMENT OF DEC *, BUT NOW AND SINCE THERES BEEN MORE EVIDENCE, INCLUDING COURT TRASCRIPTS BEING DIFFERENT TO THE HEARINGSAND THE RECENT ONES ARE UNRELIABLE AND WRITTEN BY MUMS LEGA REPS/OTHERS.
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It sounds like you're dealing with a very challenging situation involving misrepresentation and concerns about your mother's litigation capacity. You might consider:
- Reviewing all court transcripts for discrepancies.
- Submitting a formal complaint about unreliable transcripts.
- Gathering any new evidence to support your claims.
If you have specific questions on how to proceed, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're dealing with a very challenging situation involving misrepresentation and concerns about your mother's litigation capacity. You might consider:
- Reviewing all court transcripts for discrepancies.
- Submitting a formal complaint about unreliable transcripts.
- Gathering any new evidence to support your claims.
If you have specific questions on how to proceed, feel free to ask!
DO FAM COURT RECORD THEIR HEARINGS
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In England, family court hearings are generally not recorded by default. However, specific hearings may be recorded, and parties can request a transcript. It's advisable to check with the court handling your case to confirm if recordings or transcripts are available for your hearings. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
In England, family court hearings are generally not recorded by default. However, specific hearings may be recorded, and parties can request a transcript. It's advisable to check with the court handling your case to confirm if recordings or transcripts are available for your hearings. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
THE * TRABSCRIPTS I PAID FOR A LOT IN * AND * DID HAVE RECORDINGS - AND ALL OTHER HEARINGS - OR HOW ELSE CAN A TRANSCRIPT BE ORDERED OR WRITTEN?
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In England, transcripts can be ordered from the court where the hearing took place. Recordings are made for the purpose of creating these transcripts, although not all hearings are necessarily recorded. It's worth confirming with the court about their specific process for your hearings. If you have further questions or need more assistance, let me know!
In England, transcripts can be ordered from the court where the hearing took place. Recordings are made for the purpose of creating these transcripts, although not all hearings are necessarily recorded. It's worth confirming with the court about their specific process for your hearings. If you have further questions or need more assistance, let me know!
BUT IF THERE ARE NO RECORDINGS THEN WHO WRITES THE PROCEEDINGS TRABSCRIPTS
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In England, if a hearing is not recorded, a transcript may be produced from the notes taken by a court stenographer or a legal representative present during the proceedings. These individuals are responsible for accurately capturing the details of the hearing. If you need more clarity, consider reaching out to the court directly.
In England, if a hearing is not recorded, a transcript may be produced from the notes taken by a court stenographer or a legal representative present during the proceedings. These individuals are responsible for accurately capturing the details of the hearing. If you need more clarity, consider reaching out to the court directly.
BUT THE OPPOS LEGAL REPS HAVE BEEN MISRESENTING SINCE * - HOW CAN THEY BE RELIED ON FOR THE RECENT TRABSCRIPTS?
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Your situation seems complex, especially with concerns about misrepresentation in court transcripts. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Request a review or verification of the transcripts with the court.
- Submit any evidence of discrepancies or misrepresentations.
- Consider speaking with a solicitor about potential legal actions for transcript inaccuracies or misrepresentation.
If you have further questions or need more guidance, feel free to ask!
Your situation seems complex, especially with concerns about misrepresentation in court transcripts. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Request a review or verification of the transcripts with the court.
- Submit any evidence of discrepancies or misrepresentations.
- Consider speaking with a solicitor about potential legal actions for transcript inaccuracies or misrepresentation.
If you have further questions or need more guidance, feel free to ask!
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