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Today I've successfully got an ex parte non molestation order on my ex whom left last week . Shes been physically abusive to me, whilst due to her constant flirting on Facebook I was verbally abusive on some occasions. Shes moved to a friends but end of next week has another house to move into and refuses all contact with me including access to my two youngest kids she has with her.
She is she is due to be served this non molestation order this weekend by bailiffs however my question Is the next court hearing will they also cover my rights to seeing my kids because once she moves house its going to be difficult tracing where she lives.
Hi,
if this is only concerning NMO, then as far as I know, nothing will be done about child contact, unless you apply for a child arrangements order (c100 form).
If I fill that form in do you think they'll hear it in the same hearing as nmo
hi, am not sure. you could try contact the court and ask. or ask your solicitor/barriser if you have one.
Hi there
You can submit form C2 to make an urgent new application within the existing proceedings (the NMO case). You shouldn’t have to submit form C100 too, but we’ve had a couple of members having to provide both forms, so I would have it prepared.
It might be helpful to prepare a brief position statement to explain that she is refusing you all contact, she is physically abusive towards you and you’re concerned for the children’s welfare when she moves, as you won’t know where they are.
All the best
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