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NSW Appointment of Lawyer - How to Move On from Delays?

Discussion in 'Family Law Forum' started by MaxSupport, 20 October 2015.

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  1. MaxSupport

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    Ex continues to ask for more time over and over in appointing lawyer. They told me previously they can't afford one. I have appointed a lawyer. When and how can we move on from these delays under Family Law?
     
    #1 MaxSupport, 20 October 2015
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    The best person to ask would be your Lawyer. They may have a strategy in mind and will be able to give you ideas on how long you should let him have to find a lawyer.
     
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