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In the matter of EE (Care order) [2023] JRC 067 (27 April 2023)
The court adjourned a final care order application to allow specialist support and ADHD treatment for the mother, prioritising a three-month review of progress.
D v E (Family) 19 Dec 2022 [2022] JRC 299 (19 December 2022)
The Royal Court of Jersey made a final residence order for the mother and ordered faster progression of the father’s contact, including overnight and holiday contact in England from summer 2023.
In the matter of BB (Freed for Adoption) [2022] JRC 136 (24 May 2022)
The Royal Court of Jersey freed BB for adoption after finding the mother’s informed consent valid and no likely father claim within six months.
In the matter of EE (Freed for Adoption) [2020] JRC 187 (21 September 2020)
The court made a final care order and freed a four-month-old child for adoption, finding the care threshold met and either valid consent or grounds to dispense with it.
In the matter of Spencer and Jay (Care Proceedings) 03-Oct-2019 [2019] JRC 196 (03 October 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court granted a care and freeing order for Jay, a residence order for Spencer, and restricted contact to protect Jay’s placement.
In the matter of Billy (Freed for adoption) 26-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 190 (26 September 2019)
The court granted a final care order and freed Billy for adoption, finding the parents could not safely or consistently care for him and that delay was not justified.
In the matter of Darcey (freeing for adoption) [2019] JRC 119 (27 June 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court made a final care order, freed a child for adoption, and granted the father parental responsibility after finding threshold met and consent unreasonably withheld.
In the matter of Mollie (Freed for adoption) [2019] JRC 030 (27 February 2019)
The Royal Court of Jersey freed a young child for adoption by her carers, finding adoption best served her welfare and that the parents’ consent was unreasonably withheld.
In the matter of Jensen (Free for adoption order) [2018] JRC 096 (25 May 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court made a freeing order for a baby found abandoned at a hospital, holding that adoption was in the child’s best interests.
In the matter of Thomas (Care order) [2018] JRC 081B (03 May 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court revoked a freeing order for a child with autism, using its inherent jurisdiction, and granted a full care order to the Minister.
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