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    Desperate for help! Need to file and serve tomorrow.

    Hi all
    I have a thread in the VIP forum which Amethyst and M1 were helping me with, for which Im very grateful.
    Unfortunately no one has posted for a few days and Im desperately in need of help with my witness statement and which documents to file with the court and serve on the claimant.
    The whole story is on the thread, so I was wondering if any admins could move it to the main forum in the hope of it being seen by more people and possibly getting some help. The only problem with this is that one of the documents has some of my address showing, is it possible to edit it before moving it.

    Would anyone be able to have a quick look through the thread and see if they think it's safe to be on an open forum, it's pretty specific, and I could possibly be identified from it.

    Thank you so much, sorry to be such a drama queen, but I'm seriously panicking now!
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    Re: Desperate for help! Need to file and serve tomorrow.

    Anyone about please?

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      Re: Desperate for help! Need to file and serve tomorrow.

      Did you manage to submit the papers?

      I'm sorry your posts were missed.

      In cases like that you can always PM one of the admins/site team, use the little triangle to report a post and attract their attention or, as you are a VIP, you an also post a link to your post in chatbox where someone is likely to see it. :nerd:

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        Re: Desperate for help! Need to file and serve tomorrow.

        I work 3 on 3 off and sometimes when on i get very limited time on the net.

        M1
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