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What is a Specific Issue Order and What is a Prohibited Steps Order?
A Specific Issue Order is issued to resolve a disagreement between parents on any particular issue related to parental responsibility.
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Aug 24
Domestic Abuse in Same Sex Relationships
Definition of domestic abuse recognises victims of domestic abuse regardless of their gender or sexuality.
Court Help Limited
Aug 23
The impact of a lack of experienced & trained CAFCASS officers in child custody matters
This article is about the insufficient Number of CAFCASS Officers and its negative impact on Child Arrangement Order Court Cases in...
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Aug 23
The Impacts of Ex Parte Orders
What are the implications of Ex-Parte Orders on the Respondent? There is no possible way to assess and measure psychological trauma.
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Aug 23
What are Ex Parte Orders in UK Family Law?
Sometimes, courts are necessitated by the law to issue orders in which one of the parties is unaware of the proceedings.
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Aug 23
Emergency Residence Orders: A Complete Guide
An Emergency Residence Order is an order which is intended to protect the child from harm. They allow a change in residence of the child.
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Aug 22
What are the impacts of Divorce and Parental Separation on teenagers?
Contents: Emotional impacts of parents divorce on adolescents and children The different experience of divorce for teenagers and younger...
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Aug 22
Who Keeps the Dog in a Divorce UK?
What happens to your dog in the divorce? Under UK Law Dogs are treated as chattels, which is...
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Aug 22
When is a Children’s Guardian Appointed in Private Law Proceedings?
Contents: What is a Child Guardian? Why Would a Child Need a Guardian? What is the role of a Child Guardian? Gillick v West Norfolk and...
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Aug 22
What is a Prohibited Steps Order and How to apply? A comprehensive guide.
Prohibited steps order is a legal order in England that prohibits individuals from exercising some aspects of parenting
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Aug 22
SUCCESS! A Mother and Daughter Reunited within 24 hours!
CHL are delighted to share, the case study of how they helped a desperate and distressed Mother be reunited with her lovely daughter
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Aug 22
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 12
What is Coercive Control in UK Law?
Coercive Control and Behaviour is abuse that makes a victim dependent by depriving them of basic independence.
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Aug 12
What are Grandparents Rights in the UK?
The grandparent does not have any direct legal rights to see the grandchildren. But the court can grant permission to the grandparent to...
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Aug 12
What is a Form E and how to complete one?
What is a Form E? How do you fill in a Form E? What happens if you lie in a Form E? Do I need a solicitor for a Form E? Form e divorce
Court Help Limited
Aug 10
Postnuptial Agreements: What Do You Need to Know?
What is a Postnuptial Agreement? A postnuptial (POSTNUP) agreement is an agreement signed by the married couple, after their wedding....
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Aug 8
10 Tips How to Defend against a Non-Molestation Order (2024)
This guide provides 10 tips on how to defend yourself from a non-molestation injunction order in England made under Family Law Act Section 4
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Aug 8
Non Molestation Orders: Everything you need to know & How to contest a Non Molestation Order?
This has everything you need to know about applying for a Non-Molestation Order, Defending Against a Non-Molestation Order, and Undertakings
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Aug 7
What Should I Do Before MIAM Family Mediation?
A Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) refers to the initial meeting with a family mediator.
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Aug 6
Can you appeal a Non-Molestation Order?
Contents: Can Non-Molestation Orders be appealed against? How do you appeal a Non-Molestation Order? What did the judge say? Can a...
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