By kraken - 3 Apr 25 3:22 PM
sorry if in the wrong section i couldn't find where to post.
does anyone have any background dealing with social services after a conviction?
able to share your conviction and what restrictions you where given just so i have an idea what maybe getting into later in time?
i read the smith case link and going from that i should only get restrictions on my devices been able to be looked at or software installed, but I've also read people with non contact conviction have restrictions put on them with a SOPO/SHPO which looking into i will most likely get.
a lot of things i have also read is that the social tend to go off what the courts decide, unless they dont give you any contact restrictions hen the social seem to, then you have to fight for the contact to your own child.
thank you in advance for any information or knowledge.
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By kraken - 13 Apr 25 5:14 PM
Ya i fully understand the kind of fight im going to have with seeing my son as far as social are concerned, i still have a potential long way to go with waiting on a conviction but i have so many outcomes running through my mind and then the possible hurdles after.
Im understanding more when people say things are easier after the conviction as you can then actually plan things for the future for friends and family
Regards
Kraken
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