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I have now been in court for close to two years on the simple matters of ongoing contact and school access(previous posts - now confirmed application was not only fraudulent on circumstances but her finances were also fraudulent). After receipt of the CAFCASS report which agreed with my contact levels and that the mother should allow school access I received an application to move my son to her home country/town on the other side of the world.
I have the child welfare checklist to cover off (UK safety and education, cost of travel etc) but are there any legal skeleton arguments people have seen to stop her? Even if the court agrees its in his best interests to stay in the UK I have concern she will say she is going anyway. As she has always been the primary carer and residence how can I prevent her running from the CAFCASS report and exposure of her bursary fraud.
Hi,
Have a read, has very important case law regarding relocation:
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