After 2 long years and a gradual reintroduction of contact following abuse of the kids, I 'thought' that after a final hearing, the contact arrangements he agreed to at court and which were rubber stamped by the judge and sent to me by my solicitor as a 'final order' would be the contact arrangements we moved forward with.
But I have just opened my emails and have 4 more rants about amendments that he wants made to the order (Forwarded to me by my solicitor - he's even taken the draft order, C&P'd and inserted his own demands
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I have absolute faith in my solicitor but I have another sleepless night ahead, have a full day at work tomorrow and won't get to speak to her. Can anybody reassure me that if I instruct her to tell him that I am not agreeing to any more amendments to the order that was agreed in court, that this can be finalised?
It seems so strange that we/ve gone through courts/childrens officers/social services/NSPCC courses and he can still just demand what he wants ? The final order was only agreed last week.
Please help 