Notice of hearing

1.The application will be heard on the date below. Both parties must file any evidence they rely on by 4pm the day before.

2.Date of hearing: at .

3.If you do not attend, the hearing may go ahead in your absence.

Statement in response

1.I make this statement in response to the application of .

2.The applicant has missed four contact visits since the spring, on each occasion without notice, and the child was left waiting.

3.I ask that the current arrangements continue while the application is considered.

4.I believe the facts stated in this statement are true.

Re: Termination of employment

Dear ,

We write further to our meetings over recent months. Following two written warnings, issued by on behalf of , we have decided to end your employment with effect from the date of this letter.

You may appeal this decision in writing within ten working days of receiving it.

Yours sincerely,

Notice to vacate

To the tenant of ,

We give you notice to leave the property by the end of next month. This notice is dated the 2nd and takes effect from that day.

If you do not leave by that date, we may apply for possession without further notice to you.

Signed, for the landlord,

Court date looming. Evidence everywhere.

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Four cases in turn: a notice of hearing, a custody statement, a dismissal letter and a notice to vacate. For each, the app asks a question only you can answer, it is answered, and the app asks for the next paper the case is missing.

HearingA question only you can answerNotice, para 1

Their statement arrived last night. Have you seen everything it relies on?

Anything it mentions that you haven’t been sent is worth asking for.

Yes, all of itNot all of itI’m not sure

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Seen everything it relies on?Not all of it · It mentions photos I have never been sent.

Upload next Their statement, in full Upload So every claim in it can be checked against your evidence.

CustodyA question only you can answerStatement, para 2

The statement says you missed four visits since the spring. Did you?

Who cancelled, and how, changes how this reads.

YesNo, they were cancelled on meSome

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Missed four visits?No, they were cancelled on me · Each time I got a text the night before. I still have them.

Upload next The messages cancelling those visits Upload They show who cancelled, and when.

DismissalA question only you can answerLetter, para 1

The letter says you were warned twice, in writing. Were you?

Every later step depends on whether those warnings exist.

Both, in writingOnce, in a meetingNever

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Warned twice, in writing?Once, in a meeting · A quick chat in March. Nothing was put in writing.

Upload next Your contract and the staff handbook Upload They set out the warning process the letter says was followed.

TenancyA question only you can answerNotice, para 1

The notice is dated the 2nd. When did it actually reach you?

The time you have may run from the day you received it.

The same weekWeeks laterI don’t remember

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When did the notice reach you?Weeks later · It went to the old flat. I only got it on the 20th.

Upload next Your tenancy agreement Upload It says how notice must be given to you.

Your whole case, in one place.

One fictional case, start to finish. Scroll through it.

It catches what
doesn’t add up.

Every claim against you, checked against the rest of your evidence. Both sides, with where each one came from.

The other parent’s statement says four visits were missed without notice. Screenshots of their messages show three were cancelled by them, the night before. The app sets the two side by side and names the contradiction.

21:04

12last seen today at 20:33

2 May

Can’t do tomorrow. Something’s come up.~~21:47~~

Ok. Next week then?~~21:52~~

15 May

Saturday’s off, we’re away.~~22:10~~

That’s twice now.~~22:14~~

23 May

Not this weekend either.~~20:31~~

Ok.~~20:33~~

Screenshotmessages, May

Your side,
on the record.

It asks about every paper. Your answers go on the record beside what the papers prove, and every line says whose word it is.

A school attendance letter is read. Two lines come from it: one the letter proves, one it only records. The app asks two questions about the letter. Each answer goes on the case's record as your account, and one paper that would settle it is added as not here yet.

A question only you can answer1 of 2

The letter records two absences in March as ‘family reasons’. Where was your child on those days?

The letter says they were absent. It does not say why, or with whom.

With meWith the other parentI don’t know

…or say it in your own wordsAnswer

A question only you can answer2 of 2

The school says she is collected on Fridays by the other parent. Is that what was agreed?

If the arrangement changed, when and how it changed matters.

YesNoIt changed

…or say it in your own wordsAnswer

Collected on Fridays by the other parent: agreed?It changed · Fridays were mine until January. It changed without asking me.

Upload next Anything from January showing the change Upload A message, an email or a note from then would settle it.

On the record0 lines · from this letter

Attendance this term: 96%the school’s letter, page 1proven
Absent 3 and 17 March, ‘family reasons’the school’s letter, page 1 · it says so, it does not show whyrecorded
On 3 and 17 March she was with the other parentyou, answering about the school’s letteryour account
Fridays changed in January, without your agreementyou, answering about the school’s letteryour account
Anything from January showing the changewould settle it · a message, an email, a notenot here yet

In a chat, what you said and what it said run together. This keeps them apart, and says whose word each line is.

The law, in its own words.

Ask about any law your case names. The answer comes from its actual text, set beside what your papers show. Never from memory.

What does Article 12 say about missed contact?

Article 12(2) says that where contact hasn’t taken place as ordered, either parent may apply to the court to review the arrangements. Your record holds three visits cancelled by message, in the May messages. What that means for your case is for you, or a lawyer, to decide.

Family law, Art. 12(2)

The messages, p.1–3