Time to start the ball rolling regards to divorce.
We have both agreed what we want from the divorce regarding finances and children etc. STBX says that a solicitor can represent both parties as we are in agreement- is that true?
This is new territory to me and I'm worried about being stung by hidden fees and clauses etc. If both parties are in agreement, is it usually a straightforward process?
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Can a solicitor represent both parties?
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fivetosix · 20/09/2016 17:11
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