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Help with shady legal issues from my ex

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Mommie2One · 01/04/2021 13:30

My ex is seeking a change of residence. He has taken me to court 21 times in the past 7 years and yet I am being treated like the bad parent, the one who is fostering a "hostile parenting" situation that is causing my 12 year old daughter distress. In this latest move, he is claiming I am brain washing her to no want to see him and I am terrified that the court is starting to believe him with no evidence vs. me which mountains of it.

In the last court appearance (on the ONLY application i have ever made to the court), the judge accepted applicationS that my ex's claimed to have submitted on his word even though I have not had the opportunity to respond or even review the application and the court has no record of receiving them.

These application contains very serious and unsubstantiated claims against me that the judge now added to his order. The next court date is a fact finding post expert review and CAFCASS review--both predicated on the claims that were made in my ex's missing application.

Additionally, I was the applicant on the C100 that was supposed to be heard, but I am now listed as the respondent on the order and none of my claims are being heard. I am really scared that I am going to lose custody on his lies because he has appeared to get a judge who is biased toward his 'cause'.

Are there legal grounds for appeal? Is there a way that I can get the court to do a search to attempt to find the 'missing' applications and/or confirm their existence?

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singlemummanurse · 03/04/2021 17:21

No advice but bumping in the hopes you get someone knowledgeable to give you some answers Flowers

SionnachGlic · 03/04/2021 17:25

Am in law but not familiar with your jurisdiction or Court process. Get a solicitor...if you can't afford one apply for legal aid. 21 applications in 7 years is alot... how many has he won?

WisnaeMe · 03/04/2021 17:38

A judge must be looking at these 21 cases and seeing it exactly for what it is... you need to get a Lawyer to represent you and show the Judge this is the 22nd time he has dragged you to Court OP. This is a form of Abuse. 🌸

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