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You're supposed to submit any evidence of the breach along with the C79 application. Although it can be hard to prove it's a breach if she is saying your son is refusing to come. What evidence do you have?Do I need to take any proof with me to the court? Or have they made up their mind?
Not is it she came out with football on Sunday and not to disrupt routine so im drop at 6pm Saturday. And as he's been conditioned not to tell me anything if football no longer was happening on a Sunday he would have to make out he was still going so I couldn't try to change order.That's not much time - just one day and night a week. Do you get half the school holidays? Or just a couple of weeks a year?
I try to have long weekend when its bank holidays which depending on her mood is is or isnt allowed.You're supposed to submit any evidence of the breach along with the C79 application. Although it can be hard to prove it's a breach if she is saying your son is refusing to come. What evidence do you have?
Sorry not daughter son.that was meant to say. I have a daughter but that's with a different mom who I'm with now.Not is it she came out with football on Sunday and not to disrupt routine so im drop at 6pm Saturday. And as he's been conditioned not to tell me anything if football no longer was happening on a Sunday he would have to make out he was still going so I couldn't try to change order.
The evidence I have are the letter I have been sending to her addressing this situation which would tell the story more to the judges and she's not replied or attempted to try help build a bridge with me and my son.
I've mentioned in my breach that in my sons medical records she has spoken to the doctor stating in these exact word 'I do not want my daughter to see him' then it state in medical records doctor speaks to caffass and caffcass don't see any reason to open a case against me. This proves that she doesn't want me to see my son during this time calls were being stopped. I have emails of her telling me she pays the the bills and she not obliged to let son call me its up to her.
Am I too late. I thought you couldn't submit evidence at the time of filling form in.
No it doesn't just pick up Friday after school and drop Saturday 6pm.Does your order state that Sundays should be included but she says he has football?
Yeah that's what I need to be very careful about. I have been ber careful with what I wrote in my letters and kept it to my concerns what this is doing to our son.I'm not sure a letter you wrote, with no response from her, would be classed as evidence. The thing you'll need to be careful of is Cafcass calling it conflict between parents.
Yes 3 pages of events unfolding from September to now. But is it too late to show them my evidence? Can I email it tonight or take with me on the day.Did you send anything at all with the C79? I'm guessing not. Presumably though you wrote an explanation of the situation.
Do you have it in writing - eg messages - from ex or son's phone - about the going to court to get maximum CMS? And stopping your son coming? Her texts (and your responses) are probably the best evidence.
What does it specify in the order?Documents/Bundles
9. No document other than a document specified in an Order or filed in accordance with the Rules or any
Practice Direction shall be filed without the Court's permission.
10.You should serve any documents upon the Court ideally by emai to
[email protected]. Please include your case number and hearing date
does these mean I can submit my evidence?
Interesting you say this about residency because I want to put a c1a in about her with my son and everything he has opened to me about and what all this now what's she doing is doing to him.I'm not sure what she's doing would prove breaches though. Is there anything that says she is stopping your son coming?, Also you might want to keep some things back for a final hearing, if it goes that far.
At the moment, it's about looking at what you want to achieve. If she's not going to follow orders, and he's 11, then would you consider asking the court to change residency? You might need some legal advice on that.