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    My ex was supposed to attend a hearing (remotely) on the 13thAugust. He didn't make the connection within the time slot, surely he is in default and this should be ruled on. Advice on this would be appreciated. I posted last weekend but nobody has been back to me. I need to put a statement into court. Can anybody advise please. Rosie500
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    • #3
      Hi Rosie

      What type of hearing was this? I'm going to guess child arrangement order, please correct me if I'm wrong.

      Non appearance of a party in such a hearing is not ideal but not fatal and certainly wouldn't necessarily result in the father losing rights, the family courts are a bit more flexible than that if he had a decent explanation.

      You need to prepare a witness statement setting out your position and any concerns. Be careful to use calm language and set out your position without too much negativity towards him, if possible. Come back here if you need more help on the witness statement.
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      • #4
        The OP's last post before the one above was in 2020.

        To the OP: What did the judge say? What decisions/rulings were made?
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        • #5
          The hearing is about pension sharing. My ex wants to down vary the Order to nothing. The judge has stated in the notice for the upcoming hearing in November that she wants me to a) the original financial liability and level of on going commitment and any arrears. I have had the arrears that were due under the Court Order. I am not sure if I am meant to state what the original payment was and what it is now. Can somebody p!ease enlighten me n this. I am totally fed up with all this. Rosie500

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