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Court is my only option but the legal advise I'm getting from 3 different solicitors all say the same thing unless I can somehow convince socail to back my legal action the courts wont give me any merit as they will just say socail are doing their job by placing a protection plan on her
I'd check out family rights group - they are a charity that can help when social services are involved - www.frg.org.uk
Thanks I will give that a look over because atm socail say I'm good for the baby but wont commit that to writing for me
Court is my only option but the legal advise I'm getting from 3 different solicitors all say the same thing unless I can somehow convince socail to back my legal action the courts wont give me any merit as they will just say socail are doing their job by placing a protection plan on her
i see. courts will acknowledge the protection plan, but reason your going to court is to get contact with baby. in my case there was newborn baby, but no protection plan. just for access. they ordered ex to give me a room at her place, to sit with baby every saturday lol.
One day a week wouldn't be enough for me. But if I go to court it would be for full custody the ex cant be trusted even socail wont allow her to be alone with kids always has to have someone around
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