T v T [2001] JRC 181 (10 August 2001)

The representation to overturn the consent order is dismissed because there are no sufficiently strong reasons to disturb an agreement made recently with the benefit of legal advice.

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Citation: [2001] JRC 181
Parties: Respondent: Mother; Applicant: Father
Jurisdiction: Jersey
Judgment Date: 10 August 2001
Procedural Posture: Family Law Child Welfare / Post Consent Order Representation
Outcome: representation dismissed
Legal Topics: Child Welfare, Consent Orders, Jurisdiction

Family Law Child Welfare Consent Orders Jurisdiction

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Parties

Mother

Respondent

Father

Applicant

Procedural Posture

Family Law Child Welfare / Post Consent Order Representation

Legal Issues

1 Whether to overturn a recent consent order regarding child welfare
2 Appropriateness of the timing of the next hearing

Ratio Decidendi

The representation to overturn the consent order is dismissed because there are no sufficiently strong reasons to disturb an agreement made recently with the benefit of legal advice.

Court Disposition

representation dismissed

Orders

Children must leave the jurisdiction with their mother later today.
Social Services in Jersey and the UK are requested to seek an earlier hearing date in England.

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