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Hello,
I'm new to this site and was wondering if anybody could offer me any advice.
I have had an agreement in place with my ex where I have my two children (6 & 3) from Sunday 1pm until Wednesday 9am. This has been in place for almost 2 years. My ex has decided to change it and reduce it by a night. I am going to mediation as I am against this new change as its not in girls best interests as they are in a settled routine with me. My exes father came to my home on Tuesday to get my youngest and was abusive when I contested. To avoid any scenes I let him collect my oldest from school. I am aware that I have parental responsibility over him but what advice can anyone offer me with this.
Thanks in advance
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