<p>When Steve popped out to check on his upset grown-up daughter,  Emma, last week, he left his three-year-old son Oliver with Summer, who&rsquo;s 16. His decision to leave the tot behind is about to kick offa bitter battle&hellip; Steve returned home to find  Summer in a panic holding Oliver, who had started having a fit! Now, as the saga continues, Steve races him to Dr Gaddas, who assures the dad his son will be fine but advises a trip to A&amp;E as a precaution. By the time word reaches Oliver&rsquo;s mum, Leanne, Steve is at the hospital. When Steve explains what happened, she&rsquo;s livid to hear he left their child in the care of someone so young. As a row kicks off, Steve is left worried that Leanne may stop him from seeing Oliver.</p><div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always"><p><img src="https://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5484/436269/5e8d8ba50a7c1/1586334448733.jpg"" owidth=545 oheight=345" style="width: 545px; height: 345px;" /></p><p id="6">Later, Steve speaks to Imran about his legal rights to Oliver, who was conceived from a one-night stand with Leanne while he was still married to Michelle. However, as Imran is in a relationship with Leanne&rsquo;s sister Toyah, he hands Steve a business card of another solicitor.</p><div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always"><p>Steve then invites Leanne and Nick to join him and Tracy for dinner at Speed Daal, hoping that he&rsquo;ll be able to smooth things over. However, Steve&rsquo;s gesture backfires when Leanne clocks the lawyer&rsquo;s business card! Realizing that Steve is going down a legal path about custody of their child, Leanne is irate. And as battle lines are drawn, can the parents work it out or will this end up in court?  </p>

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