Court Protocol during the COVID-19 pandemic
9th March 2021This article outlines the do and don’ts for attending virtual Court hearings. There have been some comical moments on social […]
This article outlines the do and don’ts for attending virtual Court hearings. There have been some comical moments on social […]
On 9 November 2020, the Ministry of Justice announced that it would be launching a review into how the Family […]
Last night, BBC Newsnight reported that only 5% of vulnerable children are going to school despite having places. There are […]
Extra support is available for parents who have learning difficulties. There are a number of local organisations who can […]
An ICPCC is a meeting called by Social Services (the Local Authority) to determine whether the child in question can […]
An Expert is ‘a person who provides expert evidence for use in proceedings.’ Experts can include independent social workers, consultant […]
Under section 34(1) Children Act 1989 the local authority (social services) must allow the child in foster care reasonable contact […]
FHDRA stands for ‘First Hearing and Dispute Resolution Appointment’ – and is quite a mouthful just to say. For many […]
In this article solicitor Carrie Laws explains the purpose of the Section 20 Children Act 1989 and the obligations of […]
CAFCASS (Children and Families Court Advisory Support Service) has recently reported seeing a large number of new cases involving applications […]