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Family law [2016] JCA 120

In the matter of Nicole (Care order)

In the matter of Nicole (Care order) [2016] JCA 120 (12 July 2016)

The Court of Appeal held no leave was needed to appeal under the Children (Jersey) Law 2002 and ordered further assessment of the grandmother before adoption was considered.

  • Care proceedings
  • Parental assessment
  • Adoption
  • Appeal rights
  • Case management
  • Care-proceedings
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Family law [2013] JRC 252A

In the matter of L (Care Order)

In the matter of L (Care Order) [2013] JRC 252A (12 December 2013)

The court adjourned the Minister’s application for a full care order, directing a further Orchard House assessment before deciding whether adoption was justified.

  • Care orders
  • Threshold criteria
  • Adoption
  • Parental assessment
  • Significant harm
  • Care-orders
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Family law [2013] JRC 108

In the matter of E (Care Order)

In the matter of E (Care Order) [2013] JRC 108 (06 June 2013)

The Royal Court of Jersey granted an interim care order for a neglected child, but refused a formal contact order and a parenting assessment for the mother.

  • Interim care order
  • Child neglect
  • Parental assessment
  • Contact arrangements
  • Interim-care-order
  • Child-neglect
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Family law [2012] JRC 031

In the matter of C (Care Order)

In the matter of C (Care Order) [2012] JRC 031 (08 February 2012)

The court refused a psychiatric report for the mother and ordered one expert, Dr Willemsen, to prepare all three psychological reports in the care proceedings.

  • Expert evidence
  • Parental assessment
  • Resource allocation
  • Human rights
  • Expert-evidence
  • Care-proceedings
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