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Family law [2024] JRC 155

In the matter of CC (Care order)

In the matter of CC (Care order) [2024] JRC 155 (03 July 2024)

The Royal Court dismissed a mother’s application to discharge CC’s care order, finding he was doing well in placement and concerns could be dealt with through care planning.

  • Care orders
  • Discharge of care orders
  • Child welfare
  • Parental concerns
  • Care-orders
  • Discharge-of-care-orders
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Family law [2014] JRC 134

In the matter of D (Care order)

In the matter of D (Care order) [2014] JRC 134 (19 June 2014)

The Jersey Royal Court refused to strike out a child’s application to discharge a care order, holding that such strike-outs are possible only rarely under inherent jurisdiction.

  • Care orders
  • Discharge of care orders
  • Inherent jurisdiction
  • Strike out applications
  • Care-orders
  • Discharge-of-care-orders
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Family law

In re D v

In re D v [2014] 2 JLR_Note 7 (19 June 2014)

Family law note on an application to discharge a care order, applying the Children (Jersey) Law 2002 and treating the child’s welfare as paramount.

  • Care orders
  • Discharge of care orders
  • Children
  • Family-law
  • Care-orders
  • Discharge-of-care-orders
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Family law [2012] JRC 210

In the matter of W and J (Child custody)

In the matter of W and J (Child custody) [2012] JRC 210 (16 November 2012)

The Royal Court granted leave to withdraw applications to discharge care orders for two children after rehabilitation to the parents had been achieved.

  • Care orders
  • Discharge of care orders
  • Children's welfare
  • Withdrawal of applications
  • Care-orders
  • Discharge-of-care-orders
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