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You could try and go above the social worker to his/her manager and asking for an appointment to come in and see them about concerns you have about the way your case is being handled, I think you can ask for a case review, but you would need to look into that. FRG maybe able to advise on that.
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Yes that is something I was going to discuss with my family law solicitor at our next meeting, but until the harassment hearing is out of the way next week and I know the outcome from that there's not much I can do.
Asking for an appointment to speak to the SWs manager, could be done at anytime... it’s not an official complaint at that point, but I can understand that you might want to concentrate on the harassment case.
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