Just a little bit of advice if at all possible. I have had my first lot of free advice from a solicitior. He has advised a good thing to do in my position would be to draft the petition, get it approved and signed, then register it and get it back to their office to be sat upon until such time as it is needed further down the line. We are still in counselling, heading towards mediation and solicitor thinks H might issue proceedings himself if he starts to get nervous. If we were in UK this would not be a problem however we are in another part of Europe and it is possible he could issue proceedings here which would not be so good for me. He said he reckons about 3.5K for ths process. Does this sound about right or should I maybe ask around for a few quotes or advice on similar. I have one other free session booked with a different solicitor but that is not until next week.
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cost of issuing proceedings but holding them back till later
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ErnieAndBernie · 12/09/2016 14:07
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