Hi all,
So I got a final order for every other weekend with a twist:
the only time that visits do not have to be supervised is during the day outside the home. That is to say, that if I am with the children during the day in the community (shopping mall, park, etc.) there is no supervision requirement. However, at any time that I am in any home that does not constitute in the community, I am to be to be supervised by a family member.
This has been built into a permanent order, and no step-up schedule to remove the supervision.
Does this make sense? Is this something that can be appealed?
There are no allegations of sexual abuse or drugs. There are allegations that I get stressed out and may physically discipline the child, which I deny. But nevertheless, how does this get built into a final order?
What can be done?
So I got a final order for every other weekend with a twist:
the only time that visits do not have to be supervised is during the day outside the home. That is to say, that if I am with the children during the day in the community (shopping mall, park, etc.) there is no supervision requirement. However, at any time that I am in any home that does not constitute in the community, I am to be to be supervised by a family member.
This has been built into a permanent order, and no step-up schedule to remove the supervision.
Does this make sense? Is this something that can be appealed?
There are no allegations of sexual abuse or drugs. There are allegations that I get stressed out and may physically discipline the child, which I deny. But nevertheless, how does this get built into a final order?
What can be done?
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