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hi folks
i am a single 32 year old father of one 8 years old girl[ live's with mum ].over a year ago i had to go to a solicitor to start court proceedings to get to see my wee girl [zoe] regularly.the mother and i were together for just over 2 years[after zoe was born].after that i went round the bend.i became a alco,plus started taking drug's.the separation wrecked me.i also lost my mother 4 years ago and my father left with another woman just before she died and my family just split and i had no one now only zoe.for years i didn't see my wee girl regularly cause wot i was doing to myself.i am now off the drink 5 years and clean off all drugs[even weed ] over a year.my head was wrecked but i knew i had to pull myself together and become a father.i went to a solicitor and started the ball rolling[personally this ball isnt very round].i now been to court 3 time's done a hair folical drug test that came back clean .but my hours is still 2 on a wed eve and 3 on a sat morn.at the minute i am in the process of changing my solicitor as i feel she has no faith in me.my daughter loves spending time with me as do i.she is the best thing i ever done and yes i should have pulled my head outa my [censored] sooner,[im from n.ireland and was just wondering if anyone in england or anywere thing that the courts are always on the mums side.the last day i was in court they had changed the main judge and all her solicitor done was come out with the same speal a stuff that she did the first day in court.the judge didnt seem to be to bothered about zoe's welfare.
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