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Angela v Robert

The respondent's conduct, including emotional manipulation, threats, unreasonable demands, and persistent behaviour, amounted to emotional abuse, coercive and controlling behaviour under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, justifying the continuation of the non-molestation order and influencing child arrangements.

  • Non-molestation order
  • Child arrangements
  • Prohibited steps order
  • Specific issue order
  • Coercive and controlling behaviour
  • Emotional abuse
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Family law

GI v K

The judge erred in excluding the mother's allegations of domestic abuse and coercive control from consideration in determining the child's welfare, failed to provide adequate reasons for departing from the social worker's recommendations for equal time, and wrongly made a Specific Issue Order regarding PRIDE week attendance without sufficient justification. These errors materially affected the welfare decision and require the matter to be remitted for rehearing.

  • Child arrangements order
  • Specific issue order
  • Domestic abuse
  • Coercive control
  • Welfare of the child
  • Appeal procedure
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Family law [2026] EWFC 81 (B)

Claimant v Evans

Claimant v Evans [2026] EWFC 81 (B) (17 March 2026)

The court sentenced the defendant to 3 months’ immediate imprisonment for contempt after he breached a Specific Issue Order returning a child to the claimant.

  • Breach of court order
  • Specific issue order
  • Committal for contempt
  • Service of court orders
  • Family-law
  • Contempt-of-court
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Family law [2026] EWFC 108 (B)

M v E

M v E [2026] EWFC 108 (B) (05 March 2026)

In this fact-finding hearing, the court found some domestic abuse allegations proved, including violence toward the children and a breach of a non-molestation order.

  • Domestic abuse
  • Fact-finding hearing
  • Child arrangements
  • Non-molestation order
  • Prohibited steps order
  • Specific issue order
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Family law

IJ v KL

The Family Court refused a mother’s application to move her 10-year-old daughter to Spain, ordering that the child live with her father in the UK.

  • Child arrangement order
  • Specific issue order
  • Permanent removal from jurisdiction
  • Welfare of the child
  • Child-arrangement-order
  • Specific-issue-order
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Family law [2026] EWFC 45 (B)

IJ v KL

IJ v KL [2026] EWFC 45 (B) (13 February 2026)

The Family Court refused a mother’s bid to permanently relocate her 10-year-old daughter to Spain and ordered the child to live with her father in the UK.

  • Child arrangements order
  • Specific issue order
  • International relocation of children
  • Welfare of the child
  • Parental responsibility
  • Child-arrangements-order
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Family law [2026] EWFC 22 (B)

M v F (Fact Finding Hearing)

M v F (Fact Finding Hearing) [2026] EWFC 22 (B) (05 February 2026)

Fact-finding hearing in Children Act proceedings: allegations of sexual coercion, rape, physical abuse, and coercive control against the father were found not proved.

  • Domestic abuse
  • Fact finding hearing
  • Non-molestation order
  • Prohibited steps order
  • Specific issue order
  • Child arrangements
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Family law [2026] EWHC 480 (Fam)

GI v K

GI v K [2026] EWHC 480 (Fam) (23 January 2026)

Family appeal concerning child arrangements, domestic abuse allegations, and a PRIDE week specific issue order. The appeal succeeded on key welfare and reasons grounds.

  • Child arrangements order
  • Specific issue order
  • Domestic abuse
  • Coercive control
  • Welfare of the child
  • Appeal procedure
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Family law [2026] EWHC 42 (Fam)

X v Y

X v Y [2026] EWHC 42 (Fam) (13 January 2026)

Fact-finding hearing in a children case over return to Dubai, with findings of abusive conduct by the father and obstruction by the mother, to inform welfare analysis.

  • Child arrangements
  • Specific issue order
  • Parental alienation
  • Domestic abuse
  • Welfare of the child
  • Fact-finding hearings
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Family law

X v Y

Fact-finding hearing in a child arrangements dispute over Dubai relocation, with findings that the father acted abusively and that the mother obstructed contact.

  • Specific issue order
  • Parental alienation
  • Domestic abuse
  • Child relocation
  • Mental health in parenting
  • Family-law
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