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by Frontier Mole » Sat Feb 06, 2021 5:21 pm
The court access will take you a down the route where you have a possibility of FLR, without the court order you have not established a right in law to access your daughter. As it stands unless you have some form of documentation or written consent from your ex-partner you might as well be any Joe off the street.
The DNA test can only happen if your ex-partner gives consent, and once you have the result it is only proof of your genetic connection, nothing more.
There are a number of barriers and considerations that will have to be over come before you achieve a right to remain so you are a long way from any level of surety.
Given the precarious position of your ex-partner being subject to child protection concerns and her own access to the child being subject to review , your illegal status in the UK, it is going to be an amazing long shot for social services to support your access to your daughter. If they felt you would be a positive in the child’s life they would have involved you, that appears not to be the case and will be reflected in your application for access.
I am guessing here but is your ex-partners child protection issues due to addiction and if so was your relationship with her during a period of addiction?
If there is a yes & yes to the above then the next questions that will follow will be challenging in every aspect of your attempts to remain.