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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2024 · 24 MIN

The Role Of The Family Court

from The Legal Rabbit Hole

Welcome to the second episode of The Legal Rabbit Hole with Fiona Moffat and Adrian Rose. In this podcast, we explore the role of the family court within divorce proceedings. We offer hints and tips on what you need to know if you are involved in court proceeding including discussing the circumstances in which you may need to go to court, what to expect if you are actually at court, how to pay for it and dealing with seeing an ex-partner whilst you are there.  You’ll also learn about how straightforward the modern-day divorce process.. Finally, we’ll go through the processes involved with a trip to court, how to organise the paperwork and having the right people on your side.  Topics discussed:  What situation would you find yourself in court? Divorce and going to court  How straightforward the process is to get divorced these days Issues relating to money and children and going to court What to expect when you actually get to court The payment of court fees How to deal with encountering your partner in court during your divorce Two types of cases likely to be in court Court processes Organising the paperwork Recruiting the right help Resources mentioned: Online divorce portalTimm's website

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