Hi everyone,
I've read the sticky on the tips with dealing with the OCL (in its entirety. phew)
I just received notice that the OCL will take our case (Toronto).
My ex has entered the early intervention program- including completing the PARs program. So while he doesn't have to admit guilt, he has to acknowledge that there was violence towards myself and our daughter.
I will be focused on the best interests of our daughter. BUT I don't want to have his displays of DV glanced over. I think they are very relevant to a custody and access determination.
Any tips on presenting DV in a matter of fact way- without looking too blase about it, but also not downplaying it either?
Thanks
I've read the sticky on the tips with dealing with the OCL (in its entirety. phew)
I just received notice that the OCL will take our case (Toronto).
My ex has entered the early intervention program- including completing the PARs program. So while he doesn't have to admit guilt, he has to acknowledge that there was violence towards myself and our daughter.
I will be focused on the best interests of our daughter. BUT I don't want to have his displays of DV glanced over. I think they are very relevant to a custody and access determination.
Any tips on presenting DV in a matter of fact way- without looking too blase about it, but also not downplaying it either?
Thanks