Dying light 1.12 not able to pick up drp11/8/2022 ![]() If you don’t reach an agreement then your only option is to apply to the court for a prohibited steps order to prevent her going and/or a residence order so if the mother still intends to go, your daughter comes to live with you. You need to look practically at how you can retain a close relationship with your daughter if she does move to Scotland. I would strongly recommend that you try mediation to discuss these matters. I would suggest that you speak to the mother and find out why she is going and what her plans are in relation to your contact. This means that even if the mother moves with your child, she is still bound by the contact order. Your contact order is capable of enforcement in Scotland although you would need to register in Scotland. The first question is therefore whether you agree to your child moving to Scotland and if not, you need to consider applying for a prohibited steps order to prevent it. There is obviously an issue of possible perjury if your wife gave this information under oath but in reality there is little that the court will do to rectify this matter, particularly as it sounds like this is actually a matter of education law rather than family law.Ī.If you have parental responsibility for your child then you have a right to be consulted on all major decisions concerning your child’s upbringing and the mother should not unilaterally decide to relocate your child outside England and Wales without your agreement. In relation to the mother producing false emails to the court, you are not culpable at all, even if you read the emails. ![]() You may also want to seek the assistance of your local parent partnership organisation that will be able to give you more detailed advice. If you believe that his current school is not able to meet the child’s needs than you may need to formally raise this by asking for a review of his statement. You should also ask to see a copy of the statement of special educational needs. I would suggest that you ask for a meeting with the educational officer to find out more about the process and how the current placement was chosen. If your son has a statement then although you and the mother must be asked for the preference of school, it is the educational department that make the final decision based on the resources available and the needs of your child. ![]() I would suggest that rather than raising this issue through the family courts, it needs to be dealt with through the education department dealing with special educational needs in your area. I presume your son must have special educational needs as a result of attending a specialist school rather than mainstream. My first question must be what your son’s statement of special educational needs states and what school the education authority believes is able to meet your son’s needs. ![]()
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