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07 May 12 #329048 by comitted dad
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Just a quick question I''ve been reading about the NYAS (National Youth Advocacy service) who act on behalf of children and get involved with in depth interviews and sometimes even psychology reports in the type of case Im going to have where the mother say''s the child refuses to have contact, how would

I go about getting the court to act for my kids,as its something I would like if possible to happen, would anyone know anything about this? Ive applied for a shared residence order with the courts at present I have an order to see my kids every other weekend and some of the school holidays , I have my first hearing on the 10th May and was wondering if I could ask the Judge to get them invovled.

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12 May 12 #330143 by Fiona
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There are many reasons why a child might be resistant to contact. Has CAFCASS ascertained the wishes and feelings of the child?

NYAS are very child focused and you would really need to speak to them first to see if they are willing to take on a case.

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