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hi,
here is some useful info on scott schedule:
https://childlawadvice.org.uk/scott-schedule/
good example here:
http://www.nofamilylawyer.co.uk/uploads/1/5/7/3/15735358/scott_schedule_1.doc
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Hey,
Does anyone know where I can request to change judges?
Thanks
hi I don't think that's possible. you could consult a lawyer for advice.
you could make a complaint or appeal a decision: https://www.gov.uk/complain-judge-magistrate-tribunal-coroner
hi,
at your 1st CAO hearing, did they give an interim order for you seeing kids every week for an hour and video calls, is that written in the order?
did your ex know about your girlfriend previously? I suspect she may have stopped contact because of her.
Hey
yes her solicitor keeps bouncing back to me saying it was a recital and did not need to be followed...
then she said at the second hearing no contact was agreed and so didnt need to enforce it
she knew about my girlfrend last year when this all kicked off.
This is the [censored] I'm having to deal with.
I've been calm and patient up to this point. how is she and her solicitor allowed to do this?
It sucks that court allowed interim contact to be placed in recitals. Thats right, recitals can not be enforced. Teeth grinding sounds nonsensical. It seems like only option is to take a step back, then chase up ex solicitor after a month. Sounds like they will continue to play more games until next hearing.
What is the best way to get power of arrest added to the final order?
The NMO already includes this. All other matters are civil/family court matters.
How can I get it for the the CAO?
So I had my own solicitor for the first cao hearing, shouldn't have been ger duty to make sure it is not in the recital or at least pick this up?
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