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[Solved] can my ex stop me seeing or contacting my child

 
(@indiasdad)
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Hi i have been separated from my ex for a number of years and i was having regular acess and phone calls from my daugter. However this came to an abrupt end as of april this year since then i have had no real contact from my daughter and all number etc have been changed i know my ex and her new partner have just had a new baby and seen one pic with my daughter in it . i have not been given any real reason to having no contact and also been down the mediation route once before so not sure ware i stand and weather she is leagally alouad to do this . me and my wife are at our wits ends with this as we have a little girl on the way and not been able to tell india can anyone offer any advice thanks
India's dad

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Topic starter Posted : 19/12/2014 12:26 am
(@mr-slim)
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Unfortunately she can do what she wants there is nothing stopping her from stopping you seeing your Daughter, first and foremost get on to a mediator and invite her down for a session, you have to try mediation before you apply for a court order to get contact it sounds like your ex won't attend so you will get a form which says mediation has failed then you can apply to the courts for contact.

The courts bend over backwards for a father to be a part of their childs life and you will get contact it just takes a little time going through the court process.

You will have to decide if you have deep pockets and use a solicitor if not you should consider representing yourself which many dads on here have done including myself.

There is hope so don't fret πŸ™‚

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Posted : 19/12/2014 12:37 am
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