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10 December

What is “Significant Harm” in Care Proceedings?

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If you’re a parent or guardian in Tameside or...
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14 October

Can a Care Order Be Discharged?

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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?

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