Hello,
I will make this as brief as possible (although extremely complex and exhausting) long story short my ex husband is facing crown prosecution next month ( for domestic abuse, coercive control , harresment and stalking ,DV) therefore he cannot contact me as he is on strict bail (broke 4 times) this case has been adjourned 3 times!..anyway this is bit of background, he is a extremely wealthy individual (multi million pound) and because he can’t contact me to scream, abuse,control, gaslight and manipulate etc (we have 2 children) who he doesn’t see nor contribute child payments (another case ongoing with cms)
So with the above in consideration he has opened 2 civil court claims against me.
he is using a trainee Solictor from
the firm who he used in the divorce and settlement. However I am litigating I. Person and have defended one claim which is now proceeding to car isle courts but court can’t give waxy date due to being huge backlog. I believe my defense was good and provided witness statements , photo evidence , text transcripts the kitchen sink!.
the second clam I intend to defend and again I have responded to each point on the POC in great details (and I have evidence and witness statements) however I have notes a lot of mistakes on his POCs ( date of marriage wrong ) which I have stated is wrong
however on the first page of pocs - his name (claimant) is completely wrong so for example “joe Henry bloggs” has been written as “Joe Peter bloggs” and it has been signed statement of truth by him is this something I can bring up in my response to pocs, it has been poorly written to say the least , several points have been repeated and the use of grammar and spelling is questionable !, (where some of it doesn’t make sense) would this be fair or frowned upon if I mention this in my response.
Any advice / thoughts would help. I don’t wish to appear cocky or arrogant but I think I should raise this when responding.
i have filed my acknowledgment of service - today recorded post.
and have advised the claimants Solictor that I have done so , for transparency and I believe good practice.
thanks for reading and I do apologise for the huge explanation .
I will make this as brief as possible (although extremely complex and exhausting) long story short my ex husband is facing crown prosecution next month ( for domestic abuse, coercive control , harresment and stalking ,DV) therefore he cannot contact me as he is on strict bail (broke 4 times) this case has been adjourned 3 times!..anyway this is bit of background, he is a extremely wealthy individual (multi million pound) and because he can’t contact me to scream, abuse,control, gaslight and manipulate etc (we have 2 children) who he doesn’t see nor contribute child payments (another case ongoing with cms)
So with the above in consideration he has opened 2 civil court claims against me.
he is using a trainee Solictor from
the firm who he used in the divorce and settlement. However I am litigating I. Person and have defended one claim which is now proceeding to car isle courts but court can’t give waxy date due to being huge backlog. I believe my defense was good and provided witness statements , photo evidence , text transcripts the kitchen sink!.
the second clam I intend to defend and again I have responded to each point on the POC in great details (and I have evidence and witness statements) however I have notes a lot of mistakes on his POCs ( date of marriage wrong ) which I have stated is wrong
however on the first page of pocs - his name (claimant) is completely wrong so for example “joe Henry bloggs” has been written as “Joe Peter bloggs” and it has been signed statement of truth by him is this something I can bring up in my response to pocs, it has been poorly written to say the least , several points have been repeated and the use of grammar and spelling is questionable !, (where some of it doesn’t make sense) would this be fair or frowned upon if I mention this in my response.
Any advice / thoughts would help. I don’t wish to appear cocky or arrogant but I think I should raise this when responding.
i have filed my acknowledgment of service - today recorded post.
and have advised the claimants Solictor that I have done so , for transparency and I believe good practice.
thanks for reading and I do apologise for the huge explanation .
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