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Should I respond to spurious allegations for FHDRA?

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mightymalties · 07/12/2017 18:30

My ex has made some vile, untrue allegations against me to CAFCASS which I was made aware of during the pre-hearing telephone call. I am aware that these will be put into the safeguarding letter, CAFCASS explained that as ex had raised these things as issues, they needed to go in (along with my own concerns).

Some of these allegations are of a sexual nature. Ex has form for this. He has made other references to agencies before (of a different, though not less disturbing nature) knowing that I would need to discuss them. I feel he is doing this to humiliate and undermine me. There will certainly be no evidence to prove these things.

I am wondering whether I should respond to this before the hearing? If so, should I wait for the safeguarding letter (and respond in a position statement on the day)? Or should I wait until the hearing itself and respond in person, though I am sure this will be both embarrassing and humiliating for me.

TIA for any advice.

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MrsBertBibby · 07/12/2017 19:41

Whose application is it, and what is it for?

mightymalties · 07/12/2017 23:00

Thanks MrsBertBibby. I made the application, it's for a child arrangements order. I'm the resident parent, and was advised to make the application myself due to ex's unpredictable behaviour as it didn't seem as though he would make the application himself.

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