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hi im very new to all this an iv been reading all the other topics for last few wks, i have a baby girl who is nearly ten weeks, i was involved in everything until she was 5 wks then attacked n kicked out, sher wont let me see her
im very confused by thew whole process
ive been advised off a freind to send a letter asking for contact, an go to mediation, if she doesnt agree or respond within 14 days then im within my rights to go to go court?
also she has text me sayin she has doine a dna test and im not the dad, my baby is spits of me im onj the birth certificate and im certain im the dad, i think she sayin it to hurt me, can u advise please 😥
Hi r1ste85
Welcome to the Dadtalk site. I can imagine after reading through other topic for a while now the whole process of parenting, especially after separation must be very confusing. I am sorry that your partner won't let you see your daughter and I can imagine how upsetting it must be for you. It's equally as upsetting when she says that you are not the dad. It may be a way of her getting at you but the only way to settle this once and for all is through DNA testing. There are many online companies offering DNA testing but a court approved test will need a sample from you.
You could try writing a letter asking for contact and if you and she can't agree on this between you then mediation is the next step but I am not sure whether she has to respond to attend mediation within a 14 day period and it may only inflame the situation if you were to insist on this. You can get advice about mediation from the Family Mediation Helpline 0845 60 26 627, http://www.familymediationhelpline.co.uk
I hope this helps. Let us know how you get on.
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