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Changes to Court Order - Advice Please

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21 Sep 15 #467021 by tk1
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We have a current court order that allows contact with my daughter however I want more time with her, its currently really 1 day a fortnight.
I have a few health issues and the consultant has said that my health may deteriorate over the next few years.
I have tried to speak to my ex and also been to mediation without success.
If I take it back to court for the court order to be modified does the procedure follow the same route as the initial court order. i.e we had three visits in total to court (including the final hearing)
Thanks in advance for any advice

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22 Sep 15 #467032 by MrsMathsisfun
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When was the original contact order drawn up.

I think you apply for a variation, not sure if it the same procedure as the original order

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22 Sep 15 #467039 by tk1
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thanks MrsM, the court order was drawn up in January this year and I understand that it was done recently however my medical condition has got worse and so I think due to this my circumstances have changed.

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