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[Solved] Ex partner won't stick to the court ordered access

 
(@mrpar18)
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Dear all i am hoping that one of you will be able to help me with a very difficult situation that I can't seem to solve.

Basically my ex partner stopped me seeing my children for nearly two years and I had to go through court to get to make a court order for access.

The court process finished on 31st October this year and since that date my ex has stopped all access and contact with me.
I can't afford to get a solicitor to solve it and can't really afford the time or money to go through the court process again. How can I get her to stick to the court order and do what she should for the sake of the children.

I always knew she would do this and I told the court what she was like but they didn't believe me and said that she was being really reasonable about it all but as I thought she would she stopped it all.
Please help me if you can with any advice or assistance to make sure my children get the access they deserve

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Topic starter Posted : 23/12/2019 11:35 pm
(@Ferfer)
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If there is a court order in place and she is ignoring it, you can take her back to court, you would not really need a solicitor because the courts have heard everything and made their decision and put a court order in place. You can call the court and report it, they may tell you to complete a C79 form (i think) which will call her back in court, she will get a dressing down. If she repeats this, you will have to go through it all again. There has been a recent story where a mother was sent to prison for 4 months for constantly breaching a child contact order.

Let her play her games, it will be frustrating, but she will only get away with it for so long. I feel your pain, I have had my final hearing last week and my ex has breached the order twice already, it's not even been a week.

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Posted : 24/12/2019 2:07 pm
(@dadmod2)
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hi,

you can try send her a letter, warning her about not obeying the court order. try that. if she ignores, then theres not much you can do, other can fill in a C79 form for enforcement. Would have to pay £215 court fee. but you could go back and represent yourself.

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Posted : 24/12/2019 2:14 pm
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