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they may be able to communicate with your ex on your behalf. the most important shot in golf is the next one retro poster Hi, this is probably a normal thing to happen but I would like to know where I stand in regards to my ex partner.

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As tactfully as possible, try to explain to your ex that you are not denying him contact. The children do not want to stay over because they are scared. Invite him to give reassurances. the most important shot in golf is the next one retro poster If he is not objecting to the order being in place then a hearing is not required. The court will simply extend the order to a date that is appropriate depending on what you requested. You should attend court unless the court informs you that the hearing has been vacated. I regret to advise that the court will not force him to see your son for obvious reasons. Trying to repair your relationship with his parents may be the only way forward. The fact that they are so interested in their grandchild is positive.

It is a shame that your ex will not communicate with you even through a mediator. If he is alleging that you ‘abuse’ him, this would be reason to avoid mediation. If all other attempts to reason with him have failed, you may wish to contact your local family law solicitor to write to him with a list of the current concerns. You should stipulate that you are concerned about his lack of contact with/commitment to, your son. It is your son’s right to maintain a relationship with his father and paternal family unless doing so would put him at risk of harm. His parents seem to be interested. Is this a relationship that can be repaired? You may wish to consider mediating with the grandparents in order to open lines of communication. If they wish to have a relationship with your son,