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Well had my Section 7 report back and that was great recomended six supervised visits !!!
However after being back in Court yesterday my ex is still heavily opposiing this!!!
She is not happy with the CAFCASS report for various reasons even though she didn't raise this with CAFCASS upon receipt and is saying becuase I emailed Social services back in 2008 when she did a runner whilst pregnant that she was an unfit mother that somehow this justifies her behaviour.
What I am trying to find out is how can she be allowed to bring new accusations after a fact finding hearing and how many times will the Judge allow it.
Next steps by Court are another hearing , her and her new husband to make new statements detailing why they are opposing and CAFCASS to be present at the next hearing for questioning .
Hi There,
I would imagine the judge would quickly dissmis this as lies as if it was truth it would have been raise at the right time whilst the fact finding hearing was taking place.
GTTS
Well it is true, I did at the time, but that's because she left me after only being in th country a few months and left me whilst pregnant saying I would never be allowed to see the child.
During this case though and since then I have never said a bad word against her
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