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Me and my ex had an argument a few weeks ago and since then she has stopped my contact with my daughter.
She has told me if I want to see my daughter I have to go through a contact centre that takes notes and lets her know how me and my daughter are getting on. As far as I'm aware the only contact centres that offer this service are court ordered ones.
The only problem is is that I don't have the money to take my ex to court to get a contact order put in place, leaving me in a helpless position.
I havent seen my daughter for 5 weeks, And its absolutely killing me knowing the bond i had with my daughter is disappearing as each day passes by.
Is there anything I can do in regards to this? Anything legal I can do?
Any help is appreciated!
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