Maybe it is useful to look at it from the EAC’s point of view ? (which is what any EP should surely do if they have any hope of reconciliation). They believe they are doing the right thing for their child. Imagine if, say, the precious dog you have now had been the family pet and you had a message from your EAC to say that they missed them & wanted to see them & take them for a walk…without you, of course. Would you let them? Would you be happy with that? If not, why is that any different from what they’re doing? I missed my grandchildren enormously whilst we were estranged, but I understood that my son thought he was doing the right thing to keep them protected, given that he thought I was an unsuitable person for him to have a relationship with. Why would he then think I was a suitable person for his children to have a relationship with ? Just a thought….
So it begins….. Streeting resigns
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