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Family law [2025] EWFC 487 (B)

MI v AA

MI v AA [2025] EWFC 487 (B) (29 December 2025)

The Family Court found that the father was responsible for repeated criminal damage incidents, or had instructed others to do them, and refused permission to appeal.

  • Child arrangements order
  • Non-molestation order
  • Finding of fact
  • Domestic abuse allegations
  • Contact supervision
  • Restraining order
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Family law [2025] EWFC 159 (B)

SG v KT

SG v KT [2025] EWFC 159 (B) (23 May 2025)

Children Act proceedings over where 4-year-old J should live and contact arrangements. The court found no abuse by father, ordered supervised contact with mother, and refused non-molestation relief.

  • Child arrangements order
  • Non-molestation order
  • Prohibited steps order
  • Contact supervision
  • Parental alienation
  • Welfare of the child
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Family law [2024] EWFC 203 (B)

SA v IP

SA v IP [2024] EWFC 203 (B) (24 July 2024)

Fact-finding hearing in child arrangements proceedings. The court rejected allegations of domestic abuse and direct sexual risk, and ordered contact to increase and become unsupervised.

  • Child arrangements
  • Domestic abuse allegations
  • Fact-finding hearings
  • Parental responsibility
  • Contact supervision
  • Expert evidence
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Family law [2023] EWFC 254

P v M & Ors

P v M & Ors [2023] EWFC 254 (20 December 2023)

The Family Court found the father’s conduct toward the mother and children was abusive and the main cause of contact problems. Supervised contact and a Parenting Apart Programme were ordered.

  • Child arrangements
  • Domestic abuse
  • Parental alienation
  • Contact supervision
  • Expert evidence
  • Welfare of the child
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