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olliepus
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12 Jun 09 #123679 by olliepus

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How long does it take to get an interdict? If I get one can my husband have unsupervised access to our baby son? My husband has been arrested twice in the past week,is mentally unstable,social work are involved (voluntary for now) and they do not want him looking after baby when I work even paying for child minder

Elle
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13 Jun 09 #123687 by Elle

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Olliepus,

If the interdict is to protect yourself, the application should address your (and social services) fears regards your son. Issues such as these are usually dealt with as soon as possible after application to the Courts...The Courts usually grant interdicts to err on the side of caution whilst investigations and reports are conducted.

Elle x

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13 Jun 09 #123774 by Fiona

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Having an interdict in itself won't prevent unsupervised contact. The courts consider the effects of the behaviour on the child based on evidence such as police, medical and social work reports.

Elle
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19 Jun 09 #125101 by Elle

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What happened olliepus?

Elle x

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