Hi Atticus, thank you for your response. I spoke with the Telstra subpoena team and I have issued a subpoena to the registar in the family law for approval. I’m in search of the integraged public data base and seeker information (the applicant stated he had another phone to the police but said it was not in use - information in subpoena document). I will await that outcome.
I currently have an Mallegan matter in the family law court, no evidence to support the abuse. We recently had new interim orders, and the father failed to pick the child up, but rather had his solicitor try and manipulate and blame me and introduce new dates, times locations that are not listed on the orders. I did not respond to the new dates, times etc but noted he had contravene the orders. The fathers instruction further went on to allocate another new time for pick up and stating I had too agree. I again confirmed I attended the orders date, time location and the father was the one in contravention not me. I believe this action from the father was deliberate, as the ICL was on holidays and to get me to agree outside the court orders. The daycare director confirmed with me the fathers confirmation with her on the Friday before pick up on the Monday.
Is it in my interest to apply for a contravention order?
We have a case management coming up to decuss Asplun and Rice, the father is seeking change of residency, the family report stated for the child to live with the mum. The abuse claims have come back ‘unsubstantiated’, from Child safety for the father and ‘unsubstantiated’ for me as the father claimed emotional abuse.
Do you have any assistance going forward. This case is very messy.
Many thanks