I'm in the early-ish stages (three months in) of the usual battle with the ex. She's gone no contact, not letting me see my daughter (2) and has gone to the police. Police have interviewed me and I'm awaiting outcome, C100 has gone in and I'm awaiting a hearing. It's a lot of waiting.
Anyway I got a call from the National Domestic Violence helpline this morning asking for my address. They said there's an order from my local court that I need to see. I'm guessing it can only be an ex-parte non-molestation order.
If that is the case, I can say I've not contacted or been anywhere near her in months. I did move to within about a mile of where she lives but have not gone to their home, and wouldn't (despite desperately missing my child). As I know what her allegations are - all historical, non-specific and completely fabricated - I'm guessing they would be enough to "justify" an ex-parte order. But what are the implications? Do I need to be concerned about this order affecting either the police or the CAO processes? I'm assuming a hearing would be set if it's ex-parte, should I attend and what should I be trying to achieve?
Many thanks.
Anyway I got a call from the National Domestic Violence helpline this morning asking for my address. They said there's an order from my local court that I need to see. I'm guessing it can only be an ex-parte non-molestation order.
If that is the case, I can say I've not contacted or been anywhere near her in months. I did move to within about a mile of where she lives but have not gone to their home, and wouldn't (despite desperately missing my child). As I know what her allegations are - all historical, non-specific and completely fabricated - I'm guessing they would be enough to "justify" an ex-parte order. But what are the implications? Do I need to be concerned about this order affecting either the police or the CAO processes? I'm assuming a hearing would be set if it's ex-parte, should I attend and what should I be trying to achieve?
Many thanks.