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Special Guardianship Orders Clarified: 10 Points to Note
On 18th June 2018, the Court of Appeal comprising the Senior President Sir Ernest Ryder, Sales LJ and Sir James Munby PFD handed down judgment…
Read Full ArticleOn 18th June 2018, the Court of Appeal comprising the Senior President Sir Ernest Ryder, Sales LJ and Sir James Munby PFD handed down judgment…
Read Full ArticleIn this latest article, Alexander Pritchard-Jones talks about ‘A Missing Step? The interaction of the guidelines on the imposition of community and custodial sentences and the…
Read Full ArticleThe Court of Appeal has considered the interpretation of a clause in a suspended possession order that provides for automatic discharge after a prescribed period…
Read MoreThe Court of Appeal has considered who has the burden of proof in an appeal flowing from a challenge to the local authorities decision pursuant…
Read MoreAnother highlight from our Child Care conference, featured in our Child Care Newsletter. KINSHIP ASSESSMENTS 1. In Cheshire East Borough Council v NA and others…
Read Full ArticleAnother highlight from our Child Care conference, featured in our Child Care Newsletter. Adoption Update by Elizabeth Isaacs QC Adoption – Procedural Unfairness 1. …
Read Full ArticleHere is an article from our latest Child Care Newsletter. NAI or NOT? 1. The recent case of Re Effie Stillwell (A Child) (sub nom….
Read Full ArticleHRA CLAIMS At our recent Child Care Conference, Tom Harrill spoke on the subject of Human Rights claims. Here are some key points from his…
Read Full ArticleHere is an article from our latest Child Care Newsletter. 5 TOP TIPS 1. Local authorities seeking a placement order should file with the court:…
Read Full ArticleAadhithya Anbahan has been awarded an outgoing Pegasus Scholarship from the Inns of Court Trust. Starting from the beginning of October 2017, she will be…
Read MoreSt Ives Chambers is particularly well known for its family law expertise, which spans family finance, children and care matters………. Other key areas include crime and regulatory, commercial, Chancery and banking matters……Legal 500