RBC v R & G [2015] EWFC B96 (20 July 2015)
Placement with the father in Ireland is in JG's best interests; further assessment of the mother is unnecessary due to consistent evidence of her inability to parent; removal from the jurisdiction is justified to ensure stability and security for JG.
- Citation
- [2015] EWFC B96
- Parties
- Applicant: Reading Borough Council; Mother/respondent: JR; Father/respondent: PJG; Child/subject: JG
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 20 July 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Care Proceedings (children Act 1989) / Final Hearing
- Outcome
- Child arrangements order made for JG to live with his father in Ireland; leave granted to remove JG from the jurisdiction indefinitely; no threshold findings made.
- Legal Topics
- Care Orders, Child Arrangements, Removal From Jurisdiction, Parental Responsibility, Welfare Checklist
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Parties
Reading Borough Council
Applicant
JR
Mother/respondent
PJG
Father/respondent
JG
Child/subject
Procedural Posture
Care Proceedings (children Act 1989) / Final Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether JG should be placed with his father in Ireland or further assessment of the mother is required
- 2 Whether removal from the jurisdiction is in JG's best interests
Ratio Decidendi
Placement with the father in Ireland is in JG's best interests; further assessment of the mother is unnecessary due to consistent evidence of her inability to parent; removal from the jurisdiction is justified to ensure stability and security for JG.
Court Disposition
Child arrangements order made for JG to live with his father in Ireland; leave granted to remove JG from the jurisdiction indefinitely; no threshold findings made.
Orders
- Child arrangements order: JG to live with PJG (father) in Ireland
- Leave to remove JG from the jurisdiction to the Republic of Ireland indefinitely
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