M (Children : Residency/Contact : No 3)
Children B and C should live with their mother, with supervised contact to father transitioning to unsupervised contact, no contact with paternal family, and costs awarded against grandmother due to her reprehensible conduct.
- Parties
- Applicant: Mother; First Respondent: Father; Second Respondent: Grandmother; Children's Guardian: Children's Guardian
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 26 May 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Family / Final Judgment With Directions and Costs
- Outcome
- Children to reside with mother; supervised contact with father to transition to unsupervised; no contact with paternal family; costs awarded against grandmother; grandmother discharged as party.
- Legal Topics
- Residence, Contact, Wardship, Costs, Parental Responsibility
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Parties
Mother
Applicant
Father
First Respondent
Grandmother
Second Respondent
Children's Guardian
Children's Guardian
Procedural Posture
Family / Final Judgment With Directions and Costs
Legal Issues
- 1 With whom the children should live
- 2 Basis of children's residence arrangement
- 3 Contact arrangements with father and extended family
Ratio Decidendi
Children B and C should live with their mother, with supervised contact to father transitioning to unsupervised contact, no contact with paternal family, and costs awarded against grandmother due to her reprehensible conduct.
Court Disposition
Children to reside with mother; supervised contact with father to transition to unsupervised; no contact with paternal family; costs awarded against grandmother; grandmother discharged as party.
Orders
- Children to live with mother.
- Supervised contact with father to continue in July.
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