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Are the allegations true?
(if yes, what can you do?)
(If no.....)
can you prove it?
(If yes, have your case in order and demonstrate why you disagree!)
(if no, it will probably be issued)
If you disagree because it’s untrue and the court issue it, be graceful!
they seem to be standard issue.
I had a situation of injunction (non mol) and I refused/disagreed. I presented my grounds and it was accepted. No injunction was issued.
your case will be different, as they all are!
Prepare your evidence and submit it on the deadline. Make sure you take everything you need and even what you don’t think you’ll need, if you have it, you can call on it.
if you don’t have it, it is hearsay.
I called the court out for what appeared to me to be bias toward the mum, they assured me it wasn’t!
yet you tread careful, they Wade through spewing nonsense and lies.... no punishment!
Just be honest.
only you and your ex actually know what happened. The court doesn’t know either one of you, so present your best self.
AT ALL TIMES THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE BUILDING WITH EVERYBODY FROM THE SECURITY AT THE DOOR TO THE JUDGE.
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