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hi,

my name is mark and i am just new here.

my partner and i seperated 3 months ago and things started off being civil. however now she is saying she doesnt ever want me to see her or my son again.

i am currently paying all i can afford for him as i am on a low income working full time.

she has told me it would be best for everyone if i just "fucked off" (her words) and never came back or tried to contact her or my son again.

i love my son more than anything and he is only two years old. i would never just leave as he means the world to me. this is really hurting me and i am unsure what to do. i am not going anywhere and i will fight my case through court until i see him.

can anyone offer any advice, or has anyone else been in this situation.

many thanks

mark

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Hi Mark and welcome

Do think there is any chance that mediation could work? If so, that should be your first consideration. If not, then have a read of yoji's guide to representing yourself at the top of the legal section for guidance where you need to be going.

If you haven't already done so, start a file and keep a record of every conversation, email, text etc that happen, and all events etc - it's something you may need later on. Also, make sure you don't rise to anything she says - bear in mind that she may present anything you say or do to a court also, so don't give her any ammunition.

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