A reminder of Court’s Power to Intervene of its own motion. IMPORTANT NOTE: This article is based on a case I was recently involved in to represent the child on behalf of NYAS, the National Youth Advocacy Service, and is still ongoing. It has not been reported and every effort has been made to anonymise … Continue reading
This article discusses the differences between a “Live with”/ “Shared Care Orders” to dispel to the myth that either Order gives a parent a greater level of responsibility. It is hoped that by addressing the rudimentary points, it will help to re-focus a parent’s mind on what the real issues of importance are in Children … Continue reading
This article considers the recent case of Re HH and the principles of staying an order pending the appeal. The full case can be found here: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Fam/2022/3369.html Background The case concerned HH, a boy aged nearly 3 years. Father made an application for a Child Arrangements Order to have direct contact with HH after having … Continue reading