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Hi,
Does anyone know how you go about obtaining the Judge's rationale / justification for the Contact Orders they put in place.
Thanks
Hi
I'm not sure whether there is anything written beyond what they say in court. Do you have a solicitor representing you?
No, No solicitor.
If there are no notes how do they know the reason they placed the conditions on the case?
Basically, I am going back to court for a review regarding the supervised contact I have with my children, it is supervised by my current partner! I am hoping to get it lifted but am unsure of the initial reason it was put in place, other than to pacify the mother.
I would like to know the reasons for supervised contact being ordered to ensure I can evidence that I have addressed any points, if that makes sense.
Thanks again.
Dear Ozziebug
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