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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.
The Royal Court held that CC met the threshold for care proceedings, made a final care order, and declared the child free for adoption.
In the matter of CC (Freed for adoption) 21-Apr-20 [2020] JRC 064 (21 April 2020)
The Royal Court granted a final care order and freed CC for adoption, finding the child likely to suffer significant harm if returned to either parent.
In the matter of Erin (Care proceedings) [2018] JRC 066 (28 March 2018)
The Royal Court made a care order and freed a child for adoption, finding threshold met, no unequivocal parental consent, and consent could be dispensed with.
The Royal Court granted a care order for Nicole and freed her for adoption, finding a real risk of significant emotional harm if returned to her mother.
In the matter of Amelia (Freeing for adoption order) [2014] JRC 246 (10 December 2014)
The Jersey Royal Court freed a 16-year-old child for adoption, dispensing with the mother’s consent because it was being withheld unreasonably and adoption was necessary and proportionate.
In the matter of Alan (Care order) [2014] JRC 144 (18 July 2014)
The Royal Court of Jersey granted a final care order and freed Alan for adoption, finding his parents could not provide sufficiently safe or stimulating care.
In the matter of X [2011] JRC 014 (18 January 2011)
The court granted a care order and freed the child for adoption, finding the mother’s parenting deficits created a risk of significant harm and that she unreasonably withheld consent.
In the matter of QQ [2010] JRC 174 (17 September 2010)
The Royal Court found significant harm thresholds proved for D and E, granted a residence order and freeing order for L and M, and adjourned D and E's welfare decision.
In the matter of S [2010] JRC 120 (02 July 2010)
The Royal Court granted a final care order and freed the child for adoption, rejecting a late adjournment request for kinship assessments and dispensing with the father’s consent.
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