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Is consent order only signed by one party still legally binding? LocalSolicitors.com

Why would a consent order be granted by the courts when only one party had signed by mistake and is the consent order still legally binding?

You are entitled to know where your child is going. A court would expect it entirely reasonable to be given details of not only the country but flight details and accommodation. In future you would be within your rights not to agree to the holiday unless basic information is given. If you can show that you have asked for this by email and it has been refused, a court would not see you as being unreasonable if your ex then made an application to court. IT is not reasonable to go to a completely different country without your knowledge.

Mr Ex husband requested to take my daughter on holiday to Dubai in October half term, this was agreed at mediation in January.

Where there has been a reconcilation after the grant of the Decree Nisi but prior to the application for a Decree Absolute it is likely that you will not simply be able to apply for a Decree Absolute and may have to issue fresh proceedings or seek to have the previous petition amended.

Much will depend on whether there was a genuine reconcilliation and the specific facts of your case.

I would be happy to discuss your case further and go through the options available to you. Please contact me on 0207 936 9960

Jordana Adams

My decree nisei went through on 19th dec 2016. Is it still valid and what’s the next step?

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Ian Hass

Why would a consent order be granted by the courts when only one party had signed by mistake and is the consent order still legally binding?

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