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yep thats fine. When I used a barrister he would draw up a contract for fixed fee, for 1 day hearing, including admin work/legal advice. direct access barristers can be flexible like that. hire on pay as you go basis.
I've had a email from the courts asking us if we agree for the courts to hold in way of remote due to Covid as case seems acceptable to do so.
My understanding is that we both have to agree for this to happen? This is fine for me but what is she disagrees? Says about adjournment and other stuff.
Also says "parties shall also file details of their revised availability to attend an adjourned 2-day final hearing for the 6 months following the
date the final hearing is currently listed."
What does this mean? I don't really understand order if I'm honest.
Also the subject of the email has "RED FLAG" put on the end which I haven't seen before, does anyone have any idea what this means?
RED FLAG is to highlight the importance of the email so its not overlooked. They need your availability in case more time is needed or the case is adjourned. You just need to state the days you're not available, assuming this will be fewer than the days you are. It will be for the 6 months after the date of the final hearing. Are you having contact at the moment?
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