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Separated husband not complying with contact order

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lawralaughs · 24/09/2017 20:26

In brief:
I left with kids because of domestic violence fro dh to a town I was and am working f/t in - a 2.5 -hour commute from the family home.

Dh was the main carer, working from home so, as his dv was not bad enough and not towards the kids, the kids were returned to his care in a court battle (most upsettingly)

Contact order where the kids live with him but he has to drive them to my home every other Friday and pick up Sun.

Every alternate week I visit for one day...Saturday, but I have often stayed longer, especially whilst dh was recovering from a tumour removal in spring

Now fully recovered he has prevented me from visiting at all on my visiting weekend by saying he was going out with the girls

Said he would not bring the to me the following weekend and I would have to collect them by train (I don't drive)and this is how it will be

Clearly unacceptable and very upsetting. His attempts at controlling behaviour will never change. I just need to know best practical solution to enforcing the order. I have written to him by email to insist the order be kept to. He never replies. Is just abusive over the phone and does not respond to reason - in the girls' interest etc.

In court the judge anticipated problems and warned that any failure to keep to the order should be referred directly to him.

What steps should I take? Preferably without a solicitor. Mediation?

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Winteriscomingneedmorewood · 24/09/2017 20:28

Direct to judge it is then. . .

lawralaughs · 24/09/2017 20:32

How should I go about that. Telephone the court for direction? I have emailed them with details without response.

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lawralaughs · 24/09/2017 20:35

I should phone the court the final hearing was held? Other hearings were held at different courts.

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Winteriscomingneedmorewood · 24/09/2017 20:38

Form c 79 is on the hmrc website. .
Info suggests you need it write to ex and try and get the agreement back in place. Keep a copy letter. If no joy then send the form to court. Judge must see that you have attempted (by letter) to get the order working again. Though ob not your side that isn't complying. .

lawralaughs · 24/09/2017 21:22

Thank you so much winter. Just the practical advice I need:-) I imagine there needs to be a fair amount of documented non compliance. Not just one occasion.

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