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September 18, 2024
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What is kinship care? Rights and responsibilities

Kinship care is relatively common in child care proceedings, but what exactly is it?

Sana Mahmood
Child Care
September 11, 2024

Understanding the role of social services and getting help from a child care solicitor

A helpful blog about what to do if social services are involved with your child and the matter may involve court proceedings. Involvement from social services can be stressful, but knowing the steps to take will help you approach the situation with clarity and confidence.

Ruth Coneron
Child Care
August 15, 2024
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Child arrangement orders: protecting children from domestic abuse

Child arrangement orders can ensure that a child lives in a safe environment and can also limit or restrict contact with another parent or family member.

Katie Wiggett
Child Care
July 29, 2024
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Non-molestation and occupation orders and their protective role

Understanding the pivotal role that these orders play is essential in empowering individuals to break free from harmful situations and rebuild their lives.

Gabrielle Richardson
Child Care
July 29, 2024
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Non-molestation orders and occupation orders and their protective role

Understanding the pivotal role that these orders play is essential in empowering individuals to break free from harmful situations and rebuild their lives.

Gabrielle Richardson
Child Care
July 12, 2024
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The beautiful shame – domestic abuse and the Euros

Abuse can increase around football, but everyone should be able to enjoy the match safely. Learn the options for leaving abuse behind.

Ben Harding
Family - Domestic Violence, Family, Child Care
July 10, 2024
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Achieving the 26-week target for childcare proceedings: current trends

The 26-week target aims to provide children with certainty swiftly, as prolonged proceedings are detrimental, causing anxiety, educational disruption, and strain on sibling relationships

Caitlin Nunn
Child Care
July 05, 2024
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Navigating the complexities of non-accidental injuries in children

Non accidental injuries means harm that has been intentionally inflicted on a child or has happened because the child was neglected.

Sana Mahmood
Child Care
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