OCC v W [2019] EWFC B31 (25 June 2019)
A's welfare is best served by remaining with his mother under a 12-month Supervision Order, as risks are sufficiently ameliorated by ongoing support and monitoring. Removal from his mother would cause emotional harm and is not necessary or proportionate.
- Citation
- [2019] EWFC B31
- Parties
- Mother: M; Father: F2; Local Authority: Oxfordshire County Council; Guardian: Children's Guardian; Proposed Carers: E and G
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 25 June 2019
- Procedural Posture
- Care Proceedings / Final Hearing
- Outcome
- 12-month Supervision Order granted; Parental Responsibility granted to F2; final Care Plan endorsed as amended for contact.
- Legal Topics
- Supervision Order, Parental Responsibility, Placement, Welfare Checklist, Substance Misuse, Psychological Assessment
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Parties
M
Mother
F2
Father
Oxfordshire County Council
Local Authority
Children's Guardian
Guardian
E and G
Proposed Carers
Procedural Posture
Care Proceedings / Final Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether A should remain with his mother under a Supervision Order or be placed with E and G
- 2 Whether F2 should be granted parental responsibility
- 3 Assessment of risks and welfare interests
Ratio Decidendi
A's welfare is best served by remaining with his mother under a 12-month Supervision Order, as risks are sufficiently ameliorated by ongoing support and monitoring. Removal from his mother would cause emotional harm and is not necessary or proportionate.
Court Disposition
12-month Supervision Order granted; Parental Responsibility granted to F2; final Care Plan endorsed as amended for contact.
Orders
- 12-month Supervision Order in favour of Oxfordshire County Council
- Parental Responsibility granted to F2
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