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I have received a court letter yesterday which is a legal

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Hi I have received a court letter yesterday which is a legal document for me to attend court next month. My ex partner wants access after 6 years. Anyway on the court paperwork two of my children's names are ***** ***** and one of my child's name is ***** ***** it and one is on there twice instead just wondering how it would stand in court I've been through all the paperwork and it the same all throughout thank you
Assistant: What steps have you taken? Have you filed any papers in family court?
Customer: My ex partner has filed for court. The papers have all come from the court
Assistant: Family Court normally sits in a local County and Magistrates' Court. Do you know the location of the court? If not, what county do you live in?
Customer: I know the location of where it will be. I'm just wondering where the court papers stand as the names are wrong
Assistant: Anything else you want the lawyer to know before I connect you?
Customer: No

Let me see if I can help and please rate 5 stars. The court would not strike out the case because of either typographical or errors such as you suggest. They would still simply try to proceed with his application. I hope that this answers your question. I have to help further, attached a link to a great book which explains the court process - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Represent-Yourself-Family-Court-understanding/dp/147211910X

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