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The Royal Court refused direct contact between a father and his school-age daughter, ordering indirect contact to continue because forced contact risked emotional harm.
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.
The Royal Court refused a father’s request for photographs of his child as indirect contact, finding that the child’s welfare and safety concerns outweighed the application.
The Royal Court ordered indirect contact only between a father and his children after admitted domestic violence and breaches of injunctions. A parental responsibility order was refused.
F v S [2000] JRC 211 (27 October 2000)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused a father's application for direct access to his child, holding that the child's welfare and existing fear of him were paramount.
C v D [2000] JRC 185A (19 September 2000)
A Jersey court refused a father direct contact with his young son because of proved domestic violence and the mother’s genuine trauma, but ordered facilitated indirect contact.
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