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Best advice for a dad going for a court arrangement order.


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(@hy600)
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Joined: 19 hours ago

Hi, 

Firstly I want to say I really appreciate the information and people here helping others.

 

For all you members that are experienced or have been through the courts in your life, can you please briefly sum up the best advice for somebody who is about to start the journey.

 

I am sure words will never be enough for how we find our selfs in this situation, but at a time of desperation when we are at a lowest and the road ahead looks unbeatable. Is there advice for a dad looking to get equal time with his child and keep the fees low?

 

Unmarried, very difficult ex partner, false allegations (no further action), individual who is using lies to alienate my child from me.

 

Help, advice, tips would be greatly appreciated 

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(@dadmod2)
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Joined: 6 years ago

hi,

I would suggest thats it's better for you to self represent. solicitors/barristers tend to drag it out to make more money. with right guidance you can self represent. feel free to get in touch if you need support with the process. sending you a private message.

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