Ok I'm with you there. Things became too uncomfortable to be amicable.
Not surprised your head isn't in the right place! A lot going on. You've had every application possible thrown at you!
I'm still a bit confused about the C100 - a C100 can be for different types of order. Either for a Child Arrangements order, prohibited steps or specific issues usually - or two or three of those on one application. I am guessing the C100 was for the prohibited steps is that right? Or did it also include Child Arrangements?
If the C100 was a next day hearing then that was an urgent application, presumably claiming welfare issues. You should still be sent a C7 form to respond to that application. On this you can respond to the content of the C100 and also put in your own application. I would suggest submitting your own C100 for Child Arrangements and that also gives you the opportunity to state your view of the sitaiton. It could be worth phoning the court and asking them why you haven't been sent a C7 yet.
So what should happen next is:
Your hearing on 30th re the NMO. I would strongly advise legal advice for this hearing. It's important going forwards. I wouldn't say your ex has mental health issues as that will go down as you sounding sexist and making allegations against her (even if it's true). Let the court decide on that. The way the court works is, if it's that bad why aren't social services involved to verify her mental health issues.
Meanwhile you should hear from Cafcass about interviews, return the C7 and submit your own application.
Main thing is - what does the prohibited steps order prohibit? You coming anywhere near her? Or you coming anywhere near your daughter.
Start keeping diary notes. Eg if you have a video call or don't have a video call.
Hopefully things will move forwards a bit once the NMO hearing is over.
On the plus side, if you've already had a first hearing for the C100 and an interim order, that should speed up the process!
Not surprised your head isn't in the right place! A lot going on. You've had every application possible thrown at you!
I'm still a bit confused about the C100 - a C100 can be for different types of order. Either for a Child Arrangements order, prohibited steps or specific issues usually - or two or three of those on one application. I am guessing the C100 was for the prohibited steps is that right? Or did it also include Child Arrangements?
If the C100 was a next day hearing then that was an urgent application, presumably claiming welfare issues. You should still be sent a C7 form to respond to that application. On this you can respond to the content of the C100 and also put in your own application. I would suggest submitting your own C100 for Child Arrangements and that also gives you the opportunity to state your view of the sitaiton. It could be worth phoning the court and asking them why you haven't been sent a C7 yet.
So what should happen next is:
Your hearing on 30th re the NMO. I would strongly advise legal advice for this hearing. It's important going forwards. I wouldn't say your ex has mental health issues as that will go down as you sounding sexist and making allegations against her (even if it's true). Let the court decide on that. The way the court works is, if it's that bad why aren't social services involved to verify her mental health issues.
Meanwhile you should hear from Cafcass about interviews, return the C7 and submit your own application.
Main thing is - what does the prohibited steps order prohibit? You coming anywhere near her? Or you coming anywhere near your daughter.
Start keeping diary notes. Eg if you have a video call or don't have a video call.
Hopefully things will move forwards a bit once the NMO hearing is over.
On the plus side, if you've already had a first hearing for the C100 and an interim order, that should speed up the process!