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Hi all as above what are people’s exoeriences of section 7 being done ?
Thanks
Mine was good, don't be negative about ex easier not to talk about them, stay child focused and talk about how having you in your child's life would be a positive
Thanks . What sort of stuff do they look into / ask etc ?
Not that I have anything to be overly concerned about but I know my ex has made some false reports about me .again nothing out of the ordinary but false nonetheless
It was a while ago, but they asked what I believe the contact arrangements should be, why I believe the relationship broke down, what I made of the ex's allegations, what I thought of her and what kinda things I would do with my son
Is it any different to the cafcass call ?
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