There is nothing more distressing than being prevented from seeing your children. Before separation, you may have spent time with them every day, something that is often taken for granted until it is suddenly limited or stopped altogether.

When contact becomes unreasonably restricted, or ceases entirely, waiting and hoping for the situation to improve is rarely effective. Taking the right steps at the right time is   essential to protecting and rebuilding your relationship with your children. 

Where communication, mediation, and the involvement of family or friends have been tried and have not worked, court may become the only option, and it should always be treated as a last resort. 

The family court process can be challenging. It may feel   frustrating, illogical, and at times unfair. You cannot predict what the other party may raise, and mistakes can happen. For these reasons, when court becomes unavoidable, it is vital to approach it with a clear plan, a solid understanding of what is involved, and the right support to maximise your chances of a positive outcome.

Representing yourself can work — but it must be done properly.  I am here to help you do exactly that.