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Removing parental responsibility

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Purplevioletsherbert · 23/05/2024 21:03

I know this only happens in extremely rare cases but I want to apply to have my exhusband’s PR removed. Facts of the situation are below:

  • the child is adopted so there is no biological link to preserve
  • ex abused DC and there was SS and police involvement
  • ex would likely consent to removing PR
  • its in DCs interest to no longer have ex as a ‘parental l’ figure given the significant trauma he has put him through
I know it is extremely unlikely the court would grant this but I need to try. The thought of something happening to me and my ex being legally responsible for my DC terrifies me.

I’m looking at competing a form C1 to apply for this but it also needs a form FM1 - I do not feel able to do mediation with my ex due to his history of abuse. There is no evidence of domestic violence towards me (which would be a valid exemption) but given that he abused DC, and DC was on a CiN plan because of this, could I use this as a valid exemption?

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prh47bridge · 24/05/2024 07:49

Unless you have evidence that you have been abused or your child is subject to a child protection plan, the simplest way forward is to attend an MIAM and explain why you don't want mediation. An MIAM is a meeting about mediation. It does not commit you to attempting mediation.

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