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Family law [2020] HKFC 35

YSYM v. LHB

The court refused the mother’s application to remove the children to Vancouver, ordered disclosure of school information to the father, and declined compulsory family therapy.

  • Child relocation
  • Removal from jurisdiction
  • Custody and care and control
  • Access arrangements
  • Provision of school information
  • Family therapy referral
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Family law [2020] HKFC 29

SLH (nee N) v. GAH

Contested family judgment on custody, access, restraining orders, boarding school and relocation, granting the mother sole custody and leave to move the children to New Zealand.

  • Custody
  • Care and control
  • Access/supervised access
  • Boarding school permission
  • Permanent relocation
  • Non-molestation order
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Family law [2018] HKFC 66

ZJ v. XWN

District Court leave-to-appeal decision refusing the mother’s challenge to a child relocation order and application to adduce fresh evidence.

  • Best interests of the child
  • Relocation/removal order
  • Leave to appeal
  • Admission of fresh evidence
  • Weight of social welfare officer report
  • Access/contact orders
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Family law P v. P

P v. P

Custody dispute over four younger children after divorce. The court rejected shared care, accepted psychiatric evidence that the mother had Somatoform Disorder, and granted her sole care and control with defined access for the father.

  • Custody and care and control
  • Removal/relocation of children
  • Shared custody / shared residence
  • Access and supervised visitation
  • Psychiatric assessment (somatoform / factitious disorders)
  • Social welfare investigation
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