want to get criminal record by breaking the court order to protect my daughter as that then will lead to me &gt; getting supervised visits ,which of course i donot want.but if i take her back and something happens to her how can i live with myself A. Hi You have a duty to protect your child if you feel that she is at real risk of harm. Please see your solicitor about returning to court rather than just breaching the terms of the order. You will need to explain your concerns and invite the court to make an order in your favour. You will need to be specific about your allegations and explain exactly why your daughter is at risk of harm by returning to her mother. Act quickly because delay will only confuse the child and make matters worse. Q. How likely is the mother of my daughter to be granted a prohibited steps order in relation to stoping my wife from having contact with my daughter. We live togeather and married. My Childs mother will lie to achieve her goal and say anything! Please can you provide some advice. A. Hi there If you are married and live with your wife, the Prohibited Steps Order will mean that you have to have contact either outside of the house or when your wife is not present. Very difficult I imagine particularly if there is overnight contact. Whether this PSO will be granted rather depends on the allegations made.