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Daniel, Expert
Hello
Ok, at the outset, the child has a right to see both parents.
Clearly it seems that the child with you, then spend time with dad.
I would encourage you to engage and discuss options. If the mediation fails, if he is serious, he will file in court next.
An agreement will usually be generally;
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Daniel, Expert
Yes, supervised can happen. HOWEVER it can only be in the interim.
You can have in the agreement that 'NOBODY gets on the drugs' within 12 hours to spend time with the child.
Daniel, Expert
Hello
Nothing that you have just said is any different to any matter really. All very standard.
However, all you have said, needs to be discussed at the mediation.
Main issues:
Drug use
Introductory supervised time
Parental responsibility to have capacity to care for the child
Daniel, Expert
Pull the pin as it were and bail.
Supervised at the very least is reasonable in the interim.