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It is often difficult when new partners become involved in contact and contact arrangements.  librarian and she lived happily ever after retro poster Both you and your former husband share parental responsibility for your son.

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additional nights with me but are fearful of upsetting their mother. No children are subject to any contact order and visits are by consent of the mother. librarian and she lived happily ever after retro poster Please can you provide information on the weight that their wishes carry. I would like them to be free to move between households whilst respecting the feelings of all concerned. Many thanks in advance of any assistance that you are able to offer. I have tried the Citizens Advice but thet just gave me a list of solicitors, none of which I can afford. You need to consider what you would want to happen if it were the other way round, and you were introducing your new partner to your

children and your former husband was upset, you may not wish him to object and encourage your son to do so. Your son at 10 is at an age where he can start to say what he feels about contact and what he wants to happen. He can express to his dad that he doesn’t yet want to meet his new partner. As he gets older he can start to say when he wants to and does not want to see his Dad and for how long. Ultimately if his Dad forces something on him now, it may affect their future relationship. However you also have to bear in mind that the Court, if they were involved are likely to take the view that children need to get used to change and to accept, to a certain extent what both parents consider is best, even when they don’t always like it. Thank you for your question.