sorry, dont think cafcass can tell you that, you would have to go back to court if that is the case. cafcass speak to everyone involved and then prepare a report which will include their recommendations. a judge will almost certainly go along with what they recommend.
not sure if i mentioned last time we 'spoke' but i currently have a family assistance order which means the case is not closed and we can go back to court at any time. any problems and we are supposed to go to the cafcass reporter who will then try to sort things out. it has yet to be seen how effective this is! when you speak to the reporter you could mention this and ask what sort of ongoing support will be available because i am sure you would have a case for keeping the situation monitored.
dont get stressed about the meeting. they are not judging you, they are just trying to establish what is going on and how everyone feels about things. they are very easy to talk to so if you are concerned, just ring them. i cant remember how many times i rang them last time, but they kept saying i could speak to them anytime and never seemed to mind. when the report came out it didnt go against me!