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 Devo
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Hi guys.. Has anyone ever had to do a double Scott Schedule before? I've just had my copy of the court order, from my C100, child arrangements order. In the order it states both parties to list 6 allegations, and both parties must submit a Scott Schedule. I just thought I had to get my wifes one and answer it?? Any advice would be much appreciated... And on it goes...

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hi devo,

take a look at this:

https://childlawadvice.org.uk/scott-schedule/

they have document template there so you can use same format.

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Seems [censored] for tat doesn’t it but you have to make allegations too . You don’t have to have the full 6. I just made a table up on excel .
You have to have the statement of truth on the schedule and sign it

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Hi City Dad. Although the court order has specified both my wife and I to submit a Scott Schedule, is it a must for me? I know it sounds silly, but I'm anxious that if I do one as well it will just make her more angry, and she will come out with even more allegations against me. All I need is to see our children. It's been 4 long months I've not seen them, and it's killing me to be honest. She's become a woman I no longer know, after 14 years of marriage. She's become spiteful, and vicious, all cause I caught her cheating, again.. And on it goes.....

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Hi devo
I’d do precisely what the court orders you to do . She may well make more allegations but the ones they will investigate will be the ones on the schedule and witness statements . I think by virtue of the fact you’re having these problems , as so many on the forum are , she’s already angry and being unreasonable etc . Believe you me , I’d be very surprised if your ex doesn’t make up and old thing in court . Mine has . Now it comes down to evidence . So just present your case if you have any concerns , Etc and submit to the court with stuff like screen shots of texts emails etc anything that .dont worry about your ex . When you have an order she won’t be able to stop you . The courts are used to seeing people lie and make up and old thing . A lot of people fell into the trap of trying to play the game for an easy life . I did for 2 years . Nothing changes

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