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hi everyone, i know im asking a lot of questions lately but this ones got me a little worried
on saturday i recieved a application for a discharge of residence order from my ex. one of her reasons were that social services should had put care proceedings in place including putting daughter into care instead of having my daughter live with me, which all i thought was her and her solicitor were just throwing their weight about, well today i spoke to my daughter old social worker who is still my ex's sons social work and she told me she had recieved a nasty letter from my ex's solicitor arguing the same point.
i was under the impression that care proceeding if needed were put in place if there was no one else who can take care of the child.
there was no question that my daughter could have stayed with her mother and brother because of her safety and in my eyes the only option was for her to come and live with me. but is this something that ex has to use that means my daughter could back
thank you all again
martin
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