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Will anythinhk have affect on the FHDRA hearing next year? If I accepted the order or undertaking?
I was in the same position I went to court and didnt agree to the accusations made against me but didnt appeal the order the judge actually said to me it will go in my favour if I agree to it and keep my self squeaky clean as in not breaching the order which I have kept to and it actually runs out today. And I will be going to court over contact arrangements in the new year it gave me time to get a decent barrister ready and I still receive regular contact with my child and I've not let her down once and I attend every week with out fail i feel that some times mothers just use it as a form off control i would just accept it and then go to court once it's over and done with least then it shows you havent coursed any issues or had any contact like the courts asked and hopefully that will go in your favour
So today was the hearing , first time in my life I've been to any form of court , I basically accepted the order on a no admissions basis , thought it was best way forward , I still can have contact with my son , supervised threw her mum , so nothing has really changed , I think I did the right thing
In few months time is the FHDRA first hearing
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