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Time between court visits
28 Aug 07 #2544 by JLGsDad
Topic started by JLGsDad
There's plenty of info on the net about the divorce process, including timescales for an amicable divorce.
I just can't find anything on how long the steps are when residence/contact are disputed.
For example, how long is it typically for the time between court visits when:
a judge wants a CAFCASS assessment of one/both parents?
a judge wants a specialist report or further info?
a judge tells the warring parents to get together and get a solution, then see me again?
one party doesn't turn up (ill or otherwise) and the hearing is postponed?
Anyone got anything to help give me an idea?
Cheers,
I just can't find anything on how long the steps are when residence/contact are disputed.
For example, how long is it typically for the time between court visits when:
a judge wants a CAFCASS assessment of one/both parents?a judge wants a specialist report or further info?
a judge tells the warring parents to get together and get a solution, then see me again?
one party doesn't turn up (ill or otherwise) and the hearing is postponed?Anyone got anything to help give me an idea?
Cheers,
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