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Q v R (Family) - [2023] JRC 072 (04 May 2023)
The Royal Court refused a mother’s application for shared residence and shared care, finding unresolved alcohol misuse, harassment, and risk to the child.
In the matter of QQ (Supervision and Residence Orders) [2022] JRC 026 (02 February 2022)
The court found the threshold for intervention met and granted a six-month supervision order, residence to the grandmother until age 18, and contact provisions with the mother.
N v M (Family) [2022] JRC 005 (12 January 2022)
Appeal against leave to remove a young child from Jersey to Country 1 was dismissed. The court upheld the mother’s relocation permission and sole residence order, subject to mirror contact safeguards.
K and L (Family) [2021] JRC 216 (11 August 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court appointed the child’s brother and half-sister jointly as guardians under article 7, prioritising her welfare and need for parental responsibility.
The Royal Court made a final care order and freed MM for adoption after finding significant harm, rejecting no order and supervision options, and accepting the mother’s agreement.
In the matter of WW (Residence Order) 09-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 064 (09 March 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court granted a residence order to WW’s maternal grandparents, discharged the care order, and extended the order until WW turned 18.
In the matter of LL and MM (Prohibited Steps Order and Residence Order) [2020] JRC 137 (09 July 2020)
The court ordered the children to live with their mother in Country 1, granted the father joint parental responsibility, and discharged the prohibited steps order.
In the matter of GG and HH (Care proceedings) [2020] JRC 112 (10 June 2020)
The court granted a supervision order and residence order for two children, and granted the father parental responsibility, after finding the children’s welfare was best served by care from their grandmother.
In the matter of Imogen (Care order - contact) [2020] JRC 077 (30 April 2020)
The court noted a settlement on contact arrangements for Imogen, approving indirect contact by letter or card and making no order.
In the matter of Lydia (Interim Care Order) [2019] JRC 031A (27 February 2019)
Postscript to a Jersey care case questioning whether psychological assessments can be ordered before the interim care order threshold is met.
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