Hi there! I need to do a short statement of issues..I am a claimant of monies owed to me...Apparently the one I sent didn't comply? Any ideas for the correct format so the judge is happy?
can any of you help with my compiling a short statement of issues
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Re: can any of you help with my compiling a short statement of issues
Originally posted by orangeboom View PostHi there! I need to do a short statement of issues..I am a claimant of monies owed to me...Apparently the one I sent didn't comply? Any ideas for the correct format so the judge is happy?
What did you write before please?
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Re: can any of you help with my compiling a short statement of issues
HI and welcome.
Without knowing the details of your problem it will be almost impossible to help you.
However you will find a template for a statement of issues here:
http://www.moneyanddivorce.co.uk/201...for-first.html
you'll have to scroll down a little way to find it.
Come back if you need more help
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