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Child Arrangement Order - How can Grandparents obtain one without either of the parents being brought to Court?

Thank you for your enquiry.

It is a bit difficult to advise without having sight of any agreements or court order with respect to contact arrangements. Presumably an order must have been made for the child to relocate to England. You should also have had notice of the hearing to attend court. Contact arrangements must not be blurred with child maintenance, and if your ex-wife is "blackmailing" you, you may have to take matters back to court to vary the order.

We invite you to get in touch with OTS Solicitors on 0203 9599 123 to see how we can assist further.

How do I get a Spanish child maintenance order adjusted as visiting order has changed? 

Unfortunately as you are located in Ayrshire I presume this case is being dealt with under Scottish Law...which is sometimes quite different to English law. You would therefore need a specialist family lawyer based in Scotland to provide you with advice. I am sorry Curwens cannot assist you on this occasion.

I'm in the process of adopting my great niece. Two days before the court case I have been told there has to be another children's panel.

Child Arrangement Order - How can Grandparents obtain one without either of the parents being brought to Court?

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