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You're welcome, carry on with what you're doing....I'm assuming her statement is numbered bullet points, so refer to each individual numbered point you are answering to, with reference to the particular evidence you are attaching as I explained before.
It's ok to file it 48hrs before, but as a self representing litigant (LIP) you could get away with taking it in with you on the day.
You can submit the C2, but if money is tight you can try what I explained, ask, either in your statement or verbally at the hearing, if a Child Arrangements can be included, if they say no ask if it can be included with the pso hearing, at that point they will either agree or tell you to submit a C2.
You can continue your response on a separate piece of paper, make sure you put the case number and yours and your exs name at the top. But keep it brief! You can go into detail with your statement.
Thanks again. Any ideas about the C1a with only enough space to respond to 5 points and on it shes put 8? Attach a separate sheet? How about the C2, do you think thats what I should do? Thank you so much, I can't tell you how good this feels to get some answers although it still feels s**t !.
Sorry, crossed posts!! Brilliant, thanks again and again!!
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