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Child access and Guardianship

  • 11-07-2014 12:14AM
    #1
    Michael2107
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 25 ✭


    I have a case coming up where i'm applying for guardianship of my son, just curious is this straight forward that I will get it?

    I know the babies mother can go a bit psycho and come out with all kinds of stories, her favorite being that i didnt have contact with her during pregnancy. This was a case of disputed paternity which we resolved.

    Would a judge hold any things she randomly says without proof against me?
    Thanks


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  • #2
    mrsbyrne
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,228 ✭✭✭mrsbyrne


    Michael2107 wrote: »
    I have a case coming up where i'm applying for guardianship of my son, just curious is this straight forward that I will get it?

    I know the babies mother can go a bit psycho and come out with all kinds of stories, her favorite being that i didnt have contact with her during pregnancy. This was a case of disputed paternity which we resolved.

    Would a judge hold any things she randomly says without proof against me?
    Thanks

    Currently what judges are stipulating in my corner of Ireland, is that you would have to do a parenting course before you would be awarded access. Unless you have other kids.
    Your local authority childcare committee should be able to point you in the right direction.
    You get a sort of certificate when the course is done to show the judge.
    If you think the mother is going to tell lies in court then you definitely need a solicitor.
    If your a genuine guy it generally is fairly straightforward.


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