NSW Ex Refusing Mediation - What Can We Do?

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Louise too

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28 November 2018
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Yeah. Lately there as always been issues with pick up and drop offs. Air bags can’t be fixed for another 2 weeks. He pick up drop off on Thursday evenings. Pick up Friday after school. Then drop off Sunday if ex decides she can have them.
 

poliannsa65

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It looks like this post might have been removed or the link isn't working properly. It's a shame because it sounds like a tricky situation with family law. When one party refuses to mediate, it can really complicate matters and often forces the dispute into court, which is more expensive and time-consuming. If you're dealing with a similar issue, the best advice is usually to document everything and seek formal legal advice from a family lawyer. You might also explore Wingaga - Offizielle Startseite für Deutschland while you're taking a break from the stress. Hopefully, the original poster found a resolution.