Seeking Support and Asking for Help
Why might a child be taken into care? The most common reasons are alcohol/substance abuse, domestic abuse, mental health issues and learning disabilities.
Why might a child be taken into care? The most common reasons are alcohol/substance abuse, domestic abuse, mental health issues and learning disabilities.
The Family Court is anxious to improve access to the reporting of family proceedings in an effort to avoid accusations of secrecy & lack of accountability.
Divorce law for same-sex and opposite-sex couples - are the laws equal? This blog post explains why that is not currently the case in the UK...
If the local authority has a care order for a child, whether this is an interim or final order, they will have parental responsibility for that child
Parental alienation is a phrase that you may have come across. It is where one parent creates an unwarranted fear or hostility
A Tipstaff was originally a long staff made of wood, with one end topped with a crown... but what is it's relevance in the modern world?
'Can I get free legal advice when my child has social work involvement? Family Law Solicitor, Melissa Knight, discusses in her latest blog.....
A Care Order can be discharged via the following means: A Local Authority in whose favour a Care Order has been granted by the Court...
The 'Marie Kondo' approach to divorce. Can her approach to life really be applied to the divorce process?
A Quick Guide to Giving Evidence in Court. If you have made and signed a family proceedings witness statement, you will be called to Court to give evidence.