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Hi All
First of all thanks a ton for those who are replying .I am really finding this fourm more helpful and getting required support..
If there is an Non molestation Order and if you challenge that directly there is less chance than you will win as the law is female gender biased.
My question is that will you have an opportunity to challenge and prove wrong those false allegation made by spouse during the hearing for child arrangement order ? in my case i have got hard facts which will prove my wife wrong for claiming domestic violence and other allegations.. in case if i prove those wrong during hearing for child order will court document those.
Many thanks,Steven
The fact that there's a NMO in place, it would be difficult to challenge it, this should have been done at the NMO hearings.
The application for. Child Arrangements Order will take account of the NMO and may proceed more cautiously than it would otherwise, but you will be given the opportunity to present your case and make your points. If you deny the DV, it might be that the case goes to a Finding of Fact hearing, if that happens, you would be able to present your evidence at that point.
Try not to overthink things, just concentrate on each step and not concern yourself with what might happen further down the line.
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