You will need to wait for the actual OCL report in writing and can then make a motion for an order to immediately implement some or all of the recommendations. I don’t think they are deliberately stalling in order to build the status quo in favour of your ex. All things court related move at the excruciating “hurry up and wait” pace.
You or your ex can object to all or some of the report. Until you are both given the opportunity to cross examine the social worker at trial about this report , consider it to be nothing more than expensive toilet paper ( that’s how my lawyer put it).
The problem is that once you finally get to trial, so much time may have passed that the report itself is staledated and no longer applicable. In my case 2 years have passed between each report that neither are any longer applicable to the current circumstances and we are six years into this with no trial date in sight!
OCL reports can be successfully disputed as proven by one of the members on this forum.
You or your ex can object to all or some of the report. Until you are both given the opportunity to cross examine the social worker at trial about this report , consider it to be nothing more than expensive toilet paper ( that’s how my lawyer put it).
The problem is that once you finally get to trial, so much time may have passed that the report itself is staledated and no longer applicable. In my case 2 years have passed between each report that neither are any longer applicable to the current circumstances and we are six years into this with no trial date in sight!
OCL reports can be successfully disputed as proven by one of the members on this forum.
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