P (Children), Re
There is no basis consistent with the welfare of the children to justify variation or suspension of the existing contact order; the father's objections are ill-founded and enforcement is necessary to maintain the children's relationship with their father.
- Parties
- Mother: C (formerly D); Father: E
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 29 June 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Child Custody Enforcement / Post Judgment Enforcement Hearing
- Outcome
- Application for enforcement granted; existing contact order remains in force.
- Legal Topics
- Child Contact, Enforcement of Contact Orders, Welfare of Children, Parental Alienation
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Parties
C (formerly D)
Mother
E
Father
Procedural Posture
Child Custody Enforcement / Post Judgment Enforcement Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the existing contact order should be enforced or suspended
- 2 Whether the welfare of the children justifies variation or suspension of contact
- 3 Assessment of allegations of abuse and parental conduct
Ratio Decidendi
There is no basis consistent with the welfare of the children to justify variation or suspension of the existing contact order; the father's objections are ill-founded and enforcement is necessary to maintain the children's relationship with their father.
Court Disposition
Application for enforcement granted; existing contact order remains in force.
Orders
- Mother to instruct family members to hand over children to father at 3:30pm at home address; mother and her husband need not be present.
- Summer holiday contact with father to take place between 23rd July and 19th August 2015; father to collect children from school to avoid meeting mother.
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