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That does sound like a good idea except that I have not been invited to submit any more position statements and the next hearing is supposed to be a final hearing.
You don't need an invitation to submit a position statement.
Unless you have specifically been told NOT to submit one, go ahead and do so on the morning of the hearing.
As it's a final hearing you should have a position statement submitted if any change since the previous ones, or like i did, submitted an addendum to the position statement which said "to be read in condjuction with original position statement dated xx-xx-xxxx" include a copy to the back of this addendum unless it's already in the hearing bundle in which case reference what page numbers it's at.
I have never received a bundle from the courts since I first started the case one year ago.
But that's good to know. I've never been told I can't submit a position statement - I don't understand why, as the next hearing is a final hearing, that I haven't been asked for one.
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