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I have split up with my partner. After over 10 years together. I have no financial ties to her and i am now paying the CMS £400 pcm. She has stopped me seeing my 10 year old making up lie after lie to others about me to tarnish me. I have no records or have ever had any issues. She has rejected the mediation and i have the certificate now and i also completed the C100 forms and have had them acknowledged. This will go to court then she will make up a pack of lies about me. I have told the court i am prepared to be very flexible when it comes to seeing my child i am after around 40% if possible as i think its only fair they see there mum a little more.
What is the process likely to be when she makes us the lies up to the court i presume they then have to look into it. I was hoping i just went to court and they gave a order and that was that. I now seem to expect with all the rubbish she is going to hand out it will be a lot longer? can anyone advise i am losing hope.
Thank you
hi,
allegations are very common in court. I would suggest you not get involved in mud-slinging and making counter-allegations, as this usually makes court process drag on for longer. If her allegations are serious in nature, court may ask for a fact finding to be done, which can take couple of weeks. courts social workers (cafcass) should be giving you a call shortly before your first hearing.
I have no received a non molestation order in the post with a pack of lies! what do i do with this just accept it?
It is me that has had abuse, stalking, having to change my phone, malitous information spread about me etc etc. Do i tell all this to CAFCAS or do i just accept the situation and say nothing back. Awful that she has gave all these lies to get a injunction against me.
Hi
Do not just accept it. You have some options. Are you going to seek legal advice?
Can you refute the allegations with evidence? In the first instance, research the legal process and familiarise yourself with it.
Then speak to a solicitor even if its just for the free 30 mins they provide..
Accepting the allegations in a non mol depending on what they are can have significant impact on child contact. Eg if they are of a domestic abuse nature then by accepting you will be initially considered a potential danger to child. You will be assessed by CAFCASS and may have to attend a 6 month course domestic abuse perpetrator programme (Dapp) before getting any access.
If you can deny with evidence that is best. Or deny and accept an undertaking (if you are not up for challenging) that you will not contact ex partner in order to close the non mol matter (so non mol remains but you havent accepted anything). Then go through court for child arrangements.. Obviously the allegations will come back up again and so at some point you will need to tackle them.
You should have a court attendance date within the next 14 days I think it is so you have some planning and decisions to make.
Most importantly do not breach the non mol by contacting your ex, even contacting her to find out about why she issued non mol or ask about your child is a breach and you can be arrested and all of a sudden you are considered a threat and a danger with a record with the police.
Ps, if everything is lies then most likely it has been done to secure legal aid for her legal advice as legal aid is only payable in domestic abuse situations..
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