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What is Child Alienation aka Parental Alienation ?
What is Child Alienation? What is Parental Alienation? These complex questions have troubled Parents and Family Law Courts for long. Read on
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Aug 22
What To Do If a Child is Abducted by a Parent UK?
Parental Abduction occurs when a parent of a child takes them out of their country of habitual residence without the consent of the other pa
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Aug 22
What is the court process for Child Custody UK?
Court rules require that before making an application to issue certain kinds of family proceedings the applicant must attend MIAM.
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Aug 19
What is Family Mediation? (MIAM)
MIAM is an initial meeting with a family mediator to find out if mediation can prevent litigation. When is it required are there exceptions?
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Aug 12
What are Care Orders in the UK?
A care order is an order issued by the court in which the local authority is provided parental responsibility of the child,
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Aug 6
Can a Non-Molestation Order Stop me from seeing my child and how can I contest it?
Can I Still Meet My Child if there is a Non-Molestation Order Against Me? Can I challenge a Non-Molestation Order?
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Aug 3
What is the Child Maintenance Tribunal?
What is the Child Maintenance Tribunal? The Child Maintenance Tribunal in the UK is an independent body that helps in reconsidering or...
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Aug 2
How do I get a Special Guardianship Order?
Who is a Special Guardian? A special guardian is a person who can take care of a child. But he/she won't be the child's birth parent. It...
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Apr 1, 2023
Assessment and Referral for Children's Services
In the context of child protection, a referral occurs when someone contacts Children's Services about the child's well-being and safety.
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Apr 1, 2023
How do I locate a child during legal proceedings? Which order do you need?
If a child is missing and there are ongoing legal proceedings for a Section 8 Order or wardship, an order can be made to help find them,
Court Help Limited
Mar 26, 2023
How Do I Get Contact with Children in Care
The Children Act dictates that children should be allowed reasonable contact with Guardians, Parents and those with CAO's for residence.
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Mar 11, 2023
Psychological Child Abuse - What is it and How to Report it?
The term “Child Abuse” refers to anything that can cause significant harm to a child.
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Jan 2, 2023
Enforcement Orders in Family Law: An Introduction
The family court may issue an Enforcement Order as a penalty for a parent who has breached a Child Arrangement Order.
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Dec 23, 2022
What is Child Inclusive Mediation?
Child Inclusive Mediation is used during disputes between families where an issue must be solved. It is a reliable process in which...
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Aug 30, 2022
How do you arrange visitation through a contact centre?
How do you arrange visitation through a contact centre? This article explains the step by step process of setting up contact with your...
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Aug 23, 2022
What does an Interim Care Order Do?
Contents: What is an Interim Care Order? What can the Local Authority do if they have an Interim Care Order? How long do Interim Care...
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Aug 11, 2022
What rights do Fathers have in the UK?
Generally a child's right is to have a relationship with both their parents. A Father's right may hinge on if he has Parental Reponsibility.
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Jul 26, 2022
What is Parental Responsibility?
Parental responsibility means the responsibility of parents towards their children. In simple words, Parental responsibility refers to the p
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Mar 17, 2022
What is a Section 47 Report UK?
Under the CA 1989, a Section 47 enquiry is carried out to ascertain if any and what action is required to safeguard a child, read here....
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Feb 26, 2022
Father’s Custody Rights (Child Arrangement Orders for Fathers)
Both parents have equal parental responsibility for their child. This means both fathers and mothers are equally recognized by the court for
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