Update on my case:
I received the cafcass report. No safeguarding issues, no section 7 required.
Issues raised about apparent alcohol issues, but I have 2 normal liver function tests completed in April and December of 2024. Also 97 negative breathalyser test videos submitted to ex over a period of time. Cafcass report states that if I submit this evidence it should be enough to prove I do not have an issue with alcohol, however, it will be up to the judge to decide whether I need to complete a hair strand test as well at the FHDRA.
I've not seen my son in person since 18th Nov 2024 and have only had a 3 minute video call with him on Xmas day since then.
We were doing nightly video calls from 3rd December up until 17th December when we both had our cafcass calls. After this date all contact ceased.
Message from her dad on 18th December stating all contact now to go through solicitors. She will no longer be communicating directly with me due to accused bullying and intimidating behaviour on my part. I contact her solicitor (which I had contact details of via them emailing court and cc'd me in as way of notice on 17th Dec) on 19th December requesting interim in person contact is reinstated. I hear nothing until 30th December when her dad emails me again responding to my email to her solicitor with a load of rubbish, saying they have changed solicitors and they are pending this, I should arrange supervised contact via him moving forward asks for my solicitors contact details. I reply informing him I am litigant in person. Advise of suitable alternative, me collect from nursery, drop off next morning back to nursery. This is rejected. I noticed that her former solicitor let her know I had contacted them on 19th December, half an hour after I emailed him.
Cafcass report states interim daytime contact unsupervised to be reinstated without supervision on the proviso I provide a negative breathalyser test prior to picking my son up. 3rd party to facilitate pick ups and drops offs.
What do you think the chances are that the court will request me to do a hair strand test? Do you think it would be better if I just do one and take it with me to the first hearing just in case? Or not waste my money?
I received the cafcass report. No safeguarding issues, no section 7 required.
Issues raised about apparent alcohol issues, but I have 2 normal liver function tests completed in April and December of 2024. Also 97 negative breathalyser test videos submitted to ex over a period of time. Cafcass report states that if I submit this evidence it should be enough to prove I do not have an issue with alcohol, however, it will be up to the judge to decide whether I need to complete a hair strand test as well at the FHDRA.
I've not seen my son in person since 18th Nov 2024 and have only had a 3 minute video call with him on Xmas day since then.
We were doing nightly video calls from 3rd December up until 17th December when we both had our cafcass calls. After this date all contact ceased.
Message from her dad on 18th December stating all contact now to go through solicitors. She will no longer be communicating directly with me due to accused bullying and intimidating behaviour on my part. I contact her solicitor (which I had contact details of via them emailing court and cc'd me in as way of notice on 17th Dec) on 19th December requesting interim in person contact is reinstated. I hear nothing until 30th December when her dad emails me again responding to my email to her solicitor with a load of rubbish, saying they have changed solicitors and they are pending this, I should arrange supervised contact via him moving forward asks for my solicitors contact details. I reply informing him I am litigant in person. Advise of suitable alternative, me collect from nursery, drop off next morning back to nursery. This is rejected. I noticed that her former solicitor let her know I had contacted them on 19th December, half an hour after I emailed him.
Cafcass report states interim daytime contact unsupervised to be reinstated without supervision on the proviso I provide a negative breathalyser test prior to picking my son up. 3rd party to facilitate pick ups and drops offs.
What do you think the chances are that the court will request me to do a hair strand test? Do you think it would be better if I just do one and take it with me to the first hearing just in case? Or not waste my money?