My wife and I are separating, and due to CCAS involement (I was mentally ill, but recovering), I require supervised access to see my three young sons. My wife does not want to be the supervisor and will not agree to any of alternate supervisors I have suggested, nor does she have any ideas for alternates, so she's denying me access to my children. The CCAS's position is that if there is no child safety issue with the supervisor, then they don't have a problem, but my wife is rejecting them for personal reasons.
We are in the very early stages of separating, and I don't have legal representation yet, and the head games she is playing about access is beginning to affect my mental wellness. Is there anything I can do in the interim to enforce my right to see my children?
We are in the very early stages of separating, and I don't have legal representation yet, and the head games she is playing about access is beginning to affect my mental wellness. Is there anything I can do in the interim to enforce my right to see my children?
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