E,C,M and L (Children), Re [2010] EWMC 54 (FPC) (2010)

E,C,M and L (Children), Re [2010] EWMC 54 (FPC) (2010)

Supervision Orders for 12 months are necessary and proportionate to secure the welfare and best interests of the children, given the parents’ engagement with support services and the care plan endorsed by the Children’s Guardian.

Citation
[2010] EWMC 54 (FPC)
Parties
Applicant: X Local Authority; 1st Respondent: Miss W; 2nd Respondent: Mr R; 3rd Respondent: Children E, C, M and L through their Children’s Guardian
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Procedural Posture
Family Proceedings Supervision Order Application / Judgment After Hearing
Outcome
Supervision Orders granted for 12 months in respect of children E, C, M and L.
Legal Topics
Supervision Order, Welfare of the Child, Parental Responsibility
Family Law Child Protection Supervision Order Welfare of the Child Parental Responsibility

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Parties

X Local Authority

Applicant

Miss W

1st Respondent

Mr R

2nd Respondent

Children E, C, M and L through their Children’s Guardian

3rd Respondent

Procedural Posture

Family Proceedings Supervision Order Application / Judgment After Hearing

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether a Supervision Order for 12 months is appropriate for the welfare of the children E, C, M and L
  2. 2 Whether the care plan for the children, including the father's return to the family home, is in their best interests

Ratio Decidendi

Supervision Orders for 12 months are necessary and proportionate to secure the welfare and best interests of the children, given the parents’ engagement with support services and the care plan endorsed by the Children’s Guardian.

Court Disposition

Supervision Orders granted for 12 months in respect of children E, C, M and L.

Orders

  • Supervision Orders made for E, C, M and L for a period of 12 months.