Hello
Just looking for some advice.
I currently have a contact order in place for my ex to see 8 year old daughter, however last year he remarried and brought a new house with his wife, which was fine until at Christmas he didn't want his consent order time with my daughter because him and his wife wanted their first Christmas in the house alone.
Since then my daughter has been refusing to go and crying, shaking, iv encouraged her to go still but when she does I find pictures she has drawn of her at the house crying with my ex and his wife in the background shouting at her.
My ex has repeatedly said don't force her to come and made the decision not to collect her, so I think as a result she has not had overnight contact for 4 months and probably two visits (he has cancelled some contact time to take the wife away, daughter wasn't invited) during that time.
So to the present he wanted her to see him last Sunday and she refused to go, next thing he is telling me I have to go to mediation and pay £150 or he is taking me to court.
Iv emailed him asking to meet me and our daughter to try and resolve it or meet with the school (the school are aware of daughters issues with dad as I contacted them to help them try and resolve it), he is refusing to do any thing but mediation so he can speed up the court process.
My questions are, I'm 27 weeks pregnant and as a result can't sleep have been having panic attacks and am walking around on anxious nerves, I'm worried this will have a negative impact on the baby, can I delay mediation until the baby is here.
Also I can not afford mediation so if delayed I can try and save to go. I also have tried every other means possible to help him resolve his issues with our daughter, however he will not comply with anything other than what he wants and what is best for him.
Again I have never stopped his contact it's only him that has so how can he take me to court for this? Iv always made sure daughter was available he has refused to force her have Contact.
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thank you