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well we need to stop the liars and start a campaign for the CMS to act without discriminating to the other parent and for their process to include a parent submits sufficient evidence to make a full claim, the fact they accept the "word" of someone is absolutely ridiculous.
I find this absolutely disgraceful. This is on the verge of unlawful. The law has to be fair to both parents. Would you be able to take the tribunals decision to a higher court? Are you being represented by a solicitor? I do though dispute your claim that kids in England must stay in full time education till they are 18, not sure where I have seen this in black and white?
totally agree!
totally agree!
hi,
yes this is very unfair. but i cant help but notice that there are some dads out there who have just not bothered to make an effort to keep in contact with their children. they broke up with ex, and have gone years without seeing the kids as if they don't give a dam. if they did keep in touch with the kids and see them regularly, kids would be on good terms with them.then they would know so easily, whether the kids are studying or not.
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