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Family law [2022] JRC 005

N v M (Family)

N v M (Family) [2022] JRC 005 (12 January 2022)

Appeal against leave to remove a young child from Jersey to Country 1 was dismissed. The court upheld the mother’s relocation permission and sole residence order, subject to mirror contact safeguards.

  • Leave to remove child from jurisdiction
  • Residence order
  • Shared residence
  • Contact arrangements
  • Child's welfare
  • Relocation
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Family law [2021] JRC 324

X v W (Family)

X v W (Family) [2021] JRC 324 (13 December 2021)

Mother granted leave to remove child to Country A; maintenance reduced; lump sums ordered; father’s parental responsibility application was dismissed.

  • Leave to remove child from jurisdiction
  • Variation of child periodical payments
  • Parental responsibility
  • Family-law
  • Child-maintenance
  • Leave-to-remove
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Family law

U v V (Family)

The Royal Court granted leave for the Mother to relocate with the Children to Country 3, ordered a paternity test, and left the maintenance and contact orders in place.

  • Relocation
  • Education
  • Paternity testing
  • Maintenance
  • Contact
  • Welfare of children
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Family law [2014] JRC 155B

T and U -v- S (Family)

T and U -v- S (Family) [2014] JRC 155B (12 August 2014)

The court granted the father's application to relocate the children from Jersey to Guernsey, refused shared residence orders, and set contact arrangements for the mother with Lily.

  • Residence orders
  • Relocation
  • Contact orders
  • Shared residence
  • Parental responsibility
  • Child-relocation
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