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This, was given yesterday at Fhdra after following Cafcass advice. Cafcass advice however was based on incorrect information given to them. Is there anything that can be done. Any advice or knowledge please
hi,
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hi yes usually the other side would send you their position statement before the hearing.
What would I need to prepare for the hearing. The Cafcass safeguarding letter was very biased with factually incorrect information. Although I didnt go into specific details in the skeleton argument. Should I prepare some, papers to answer some of what is in there and is the judge likely to ask. They have discredited my situation without knowing the true facts. Grandma is cruel with regards to contact and never let's me know a time until the very latest opportunity. She has only just let me give him his bday present from December and, would not allow him to take his Christmas present home ftom me when he was upset about it and wanted to. There are lots of things that have gone on in contact which shows his love for me but she says I'm making it up. She says I'm being selfish not going at his pace with regards to how long I see him for but then said in the last court that she can't commit to more than 2 hours a fortnight. ( she supervises). If an appeal is allowed should I adk for social services to do a sec 7 as Cafcass got so much wrong in the safeguarding letter
is there anyone else who could supervise so you get longer?
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