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Family law [2024] JRC 073

Z v Y (Family)

Z v Y (Family) [2024] JRC 073 (02 April 2024)

The Royal Court granted the mother a residence order, refused the father’s joint residence bid, and left contact to be arranged with social care support.

  • Residence order
  • Contact order
  • Child welfare
  • Supervised contact
  • Emotional harm
  • Parental responsibility
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Family law

A v B, In the matter of NN

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.

  • Child contact
  • Parental responsibility
  • Domestic violence
  • Welfare of the child
  • Indirect contact
  • Supervised contact
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Family law

In the matter of B

The Royal Court held that contact between the father and his three children could continue unsupervised on a graduated basis, with staying contact deferred.

  • Contact orders
  • Supervised contact
  • Unsupervised contact
  • Welfare of the child
  • Parental mental health
  • Conditions on contact
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Family law [2010] JRC 025

In the matter of B 5 Feb-2010

In the matter of B 5 Feb-2010 [2010] JRC 025 (05 February 2010)

The court held that contact between a father and his children could proceed unsupervised on a graduated basis, with mental health monitoring and prior orders revoked.

  • Child contact
  • Supervised contact
  • Mental health and parenting
  • Best interests of the child
  • Child-contact
  • Supervised-contact
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Family law [2002] JRC 121

F v B

F v B [2002] JRC 121 (27 June 2002)

The court granted F supervised access to his daughter D for three months, finding insufficient proof of abuse and emphasizing D's welfare.

  • Child access
  • Supervised contact
  • Domestic violence allegations
  • Welfare of the child
  • Child-access
  • Supervised-contact
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