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do i need a barrister?

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04 Dec 15 #470379 by deathinjune
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We go to a contested hearing next week. My ex has refused to let our son stay over as per interim contact order on grounds that he doesn''t want to. trying to appoint a guardian at contested hearing as worried about triangulation of the child and manipulation at home etc. Been told to get a barrister. Is this really necessary?

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