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bridge57
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25 Jul 22 #519660 by bridge57

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Hi,
I am now completing divorce administration work on behalf of my brother as his IT skills are low.
Previously this work has been managed via his solicitors.
He needs to send correspondence to his spouse and is anxious about it coming directly from him ( as his spouse has previously accused him of serious and un-evidenced actions against her). There are no court orders restricting his communication but he doesn't want to be in a vulnerable position and accused by her of harassment.
Are there any recommendations you could make please.
My email has been used for communications via the solicitor. Should I write communications for him in person or write on his behalf?
Thank you

rubytuesday
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28 Jul 22 #519688 by rubytuesday

Reply from rubytuesday

You shouldn't be sending communications on behalf of your brother in your own name. If you are drafting emails/letters for him, in his name, that's fine, and then sent from his email address.

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