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24 June

The Evolving Approach to Post-Adoption Contact in England and Wales

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Adoption is one of the most significant decisions a...
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1 April

Public law vs private law children cases: a simple guide for families

Tags: Bromleys Solicitors, Cafcass, Care Proceedings, child arrangements, Child Protection, Child safety concerns, Child Welfare, Children’s Guardian, Court process for families, Co‑parenting guidance, Family Court guide, family law advice, Legal aid family law, Local authority involvement, Parental Responsibility, Parenting disputes, Private law children cases, Public law children cases, Social Services

If you have been told your case is “private...
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14 October

Can a Care Order Be Discharged?

Tags: Bromleys Solicitors, care order discharge, Care Proceedings, child protection law, Child Welfare, child welfare legal advice, Children Act 1989, discharging a care order, family court application, family court process, family law UK, Form C110A, legal aid for care orders, legal support for parents, local authority parental responsibility, Parental Responsibility, positive change in circumstances, Rachael Pyke solicitor, significant harm threshold, statutory guidance

If your child is currently under a care order,...
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3 July

Understanding Wardship: What Happens When a Child Becomes a Ward of the Court?

Tags: Bromleys Solicitors, Care Orders, child abduction, Child Custody, Child Protection, Child Welfare, Childcare Law, Children Act 1989, Emergency Child Protection, Family Law, Family Procedure Rules, Forced Marriage Protection, Hannah Williams, High Court, International Child Law, Legal Advice for Families, Legal Guardianship, Parental Responsibility, Ward of Court, Wardship

Wardship is a legal mechanism where the court takes...
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