This is the second part in a four part review of the Divorce Process entitled The Acknowledgement of Service. • Part I: • Part III: • Part IV: Once a divorce petition has been filed at the court, it will normally be posted to the other spouse to the marriage. The spouse being divorced is referred to as the ‘Respondent’. Along with the divorce petition, the court will also send the Respondent some other documents too called an Acknowledgement of Service Pack. Epson Stylus Dx4450 Printer Manual here. One of those forms needs to be filled in by the Respondent, signed by them or their solicitor and returned to the court. The Respondent must acknowledge to the court within 7 days of receiving the acknowledgement that they have received the divorce petition and they must also notify the court whether they consent to the divorce proceeding undefended or whether they do not. At this stage in the proceedings the Respondent needs to consider their position very carefully because this may be the only opportunity the Respondent has to alter the direction of the divorce.
Download Php Designer 8 Full here. Considerations for the Respondent after receiving the Divorce Petition and Acknowledgement of Service Pack: The Respondent should at this stage consider some of the following issues before returning the Acknowledgement of Service Form to the court: 1. Are you willing to agree to the divorce progressing on an undefended basis?