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[Solved] Appealing

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(@Ferfer)
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Well I am not surprised, But i have received notification that my ex is now appealing the court order. I knew it was never going to be this easy, but she has listed 6 things she is not happy with and is now trying to block the order.

Hopefully, one day, this will all be over and our children can go back to normal.

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(@citydad)
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From what I gather unless she can proove there’s been an error in the application of the law or some sort of procedural failing , I’m not sure she’ll get far with an appeal ...

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(@citydad)
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(@dadmod2)
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lol let her waste her time.

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(@warwickshire1)
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She has absolutely no chance of appealing. the fact that shes not happy and has 6 issues says all you need to know. a mum that is preventing contact and hasn't got her own way, maybe on day she actually agreed by consent to things any normal mum that co parented would. she then left court and wasn't happy and now thinks she can appeal.

Is she self represented?

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