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It does not matter who sees a solicitor first and if you have to go to court, thats what i do i dive i drink and i know things retro poster it makes no difference who makes the application. Your daughter needs contact that is regular,

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If your son’s father has no contact with the child and continues not to be involved in the children life and you were to die whilst the child is a minor then it might be the case that the father does not take any action to thats what i do i dive i drink and i know things retro poster assert his parental responsibility and the child would live with whom you had appointed Guardian in your Will. It may be a good idea to first find out exactly why she is refusing the contact and speak to the children’s social worker about their views. If they agree that you should continue to have contact as ordered, they may speak to the mother about the importance of contact to try and change her mind. If you have a court order in place,

if the mother is threatening to stop contact then you need to seek legal advice about enforcing that order. A contact order can be enforced by imposing a penalty such as a fine, an unpaid work order, or in the most serious cases, imprisonment. If the father or girlfriend are abusive to you at contact handovers, then I would suggest that you get a 3rd party to deal with the handovers on your behalf, or meet in a public place where they are less likely to behave in this way. I would suggest that you ask the father what he can commit to and consider whether this meets your daughter’s needs. If you are not able to negotiate with the father directly because of his behaviour, then you could try mediation or see your solicitor again to negotiate on your behalf.