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How to respond to a Statement of Claim for Divorce if you're a defendant.
We recommend that you talk to a lawyer before taking any steps.
A Statement of Claim for Divorce outlines:
The grounds for divorce are:
In the Statement of Claim for Divorce, the details you may wish to contest can be found in the ‘Grounds’ section.
If you don’t want to contest anything in the statement, you:
If you want to contest something in the statement, you must respond within:
If you want to look at the Divorce Judgement before it goes to a judge, fill out a Demand for Notice by Defendant(s) form (PDF, 0.01 MB).
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