Appealing a fact finding result

[philosowatzit]

Dear all, I still have questions regarding my case, and thought maybe a separate thread clarify each question.

I accept that I 'shot myself in the foot' for not attending a fact find, there were 'extenuating circumstances' but I have been given permission to appeal that decision. The question is should I? Would it go against me personally? and if so, for what reason? Bearing in mind I would like it re-heard for my children's best interests to be served by the courts, and not because I wish to delay any proceedings, or to be 'vexatious'. My children will be at risk otherwise, but how does one convey that? Do I risk being given that label 'implacable' despite having real concerns?

[philosowatzit]

I would also like to add, those concerns were backed up by professionals in social care.

[Collaborate]

If you came to see me professionally I'd want to see all your case papers and also have a lengthy meeting with you. for that reason alone, I can't possibly answer. If you rely on any response given here, ..... good grief.