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X v Y (Family) (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Wright : Family) [2026] JRC 019 (16 January 2026)
The Jersey Royal Court found allegations that the father posed a risk of sexual, physical, or emotional harm were unproven and ordered interim contact to resume.
D v E (Family) 22-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 014 (22 January 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court declared that a child’s retention in Madeira was wrongful under the Hague Convention, and made a limited injunction and no costs order.
N (the Father) v. M (the Mother) [2020] 2 JLR_Note 8 (04 December 2020)
A family-law note concerning a custody dispute between N, the father, and M, the mother. The available record provides only the case identity and topic.
Applicant parent v Birth Mother and Others [2020] JCA 141A (08 July 2020)
Hague Convention child abduction appeal: the Court of Appeal held settlement under Article 12 is assessed at the start of proceedings and allowed the appeal.
A v G [2009] JRC 116 (09 June 2009)
The Jersey Royal Court held the father in contempt for failing to return his child to Jersey and imposed eight weeks’ imprisonment, with an early review to encourage compliance.
M v D [2004] JRC 169 (23 September 2004)
The court partially varied child care arrangements to give the mother more weekend flexibility while preserving the overall schedule to protect the child’s stability.
CAH v SRM DHand AH [2003] JRC 084 (19 May 2003)
A Jersey family court vested custody, care and control of a five-year-old child in his father, while ordering generous access for the maternal grandparents.
The Royal Court vested custody, care and control of BM in his father, while granting the maternal grandparents generous access and overseeing a gradual transition.
E v W [2000] JRC 189 (25 September 2000)
A Jersey court ordered a child returned to Belgium, applying the welfare principle in a non-Convention abduction case and confirming interim restraint orders.
AG v M [2000] JRC 148 (26 July 2000)
The court refused a father's application to take his son to Madeira for five weeks, holding the request was premature and potentially disruptive to the child's welfare.
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