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i am fighting for access of my 6yo daughter.Mother has married and feels no need to have me in my daughters life i have not seen my daughter for roughly 3 years minus a few months last year when ex and hubby split but when they got back together access was stopped again.
i have now started court proceedings against her and have to attend a childwelfare hearing.
anyone know or have any info on this????
Hi inneedofaccess
Thanks for posting your question on the wall, sorry that you're in this situation.
We will ask our Legal bods over at the Childrens Legal Centre to post a reply to you. It may take a few days esp as its bank holiday. Keep checking in over the next few days.
cheers
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It appears from your post that you are under Scottish law jurisdiction. Please contact the Scottish Child Law Centre for further advice on 0800 328 8970 or alternatively please visit their website: www.sclc.org.uk .
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