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[Solved] Ex moving away need help asap please

 
(@Laceysdaddy)
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Me and my ex split up and I have lived in her town ever since to be with my larl lass 35 miles away from where I am orginally from she has come out with a bombshell that she wants to move few hundred miles away with my little girl who is 4 to be with her new boyfriend I don't understand it at all her family live up here and it won't be good for my little girl not seeing me or the rest of her family could I stop her going? I'm really woried thar I'm gonna end up losing my little girl I dunno how she could think this is right what is the first step I could take I have always been in my little girls life and a don't want to live far away the reason why I never moved back to my home town please help it's really bothering me I can sleep with panicking

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Topic starter Posted : 22/02/2016 9:16 am
 Mojo
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Hi there

When is she talking about moving?

How old is your child, would the move disrupt her schooling?

How long has she known the new boyfriend and what arrangements are in place as far as accommodation is concerned?

Is she moving from England to Scotland, or vice versa?

All these questions have a bearing on your situation, if the move is very soon you can apply for an urgent Prohibited Steps Order. If the move isn't about to happen you would have to attend mediation first, unless you are in Scotland and then you can apply to court without having to attend mediation.

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Posted : 22/02/2016 4:26 pm
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