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In the matter of GG (Care Order) (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Wright : Care Order) [2026] JRC 018 (15 January 2026)
The Royal Court of Jersey made a final care order for GG and approved his placement in therapeutic residential care outside Jersey, dispensing with D’s consent.
The Royal Court authorised a permissive restriction-of-liberty order for a 12-year-old child because of escalating safety risks and deteriorating behaviour.
The Royal Court made a final care order and freed MM for adoption after finding significant harm, rejecting no order and supervision options, and accepting the mother’s agreement.
The Royal Court held that CC met the threshold for care proceedings, made a final care order, and declared the child free for adoption.
In the matter of BB (Care proceedings) [2020] JRC 028 (13 February 2020)
The Jersey Royal Court made a supervision order for a child to remain with his mother, approved a care plan, and set an interim contact regime for the father.
In the matter of Willow and Matila (Supervision Order) [2018] JRC 130 (23 July 2018)
The Royal Court rejected long-term foster care and ordered that Willow and Matilda live with their mother under a 12-month supervision order.
In the matter of Richard (Care order) [2017] JRC 147A (13 September 2017)
The court found the threshold for intervention was met in Richard’s case and granted a full care order because of poor school attendance and management concerns.
In re Cameron (Care Order Off-Island Placement) [2017] 2 JLR_Note 5 (08 August 2017)
The court approved an off-island placement for a child subject to a care order, finding that the placement was in the child’s best interests.
The Royal Court granted a care order for Nicole and freed her for adoption, finding a real risk of significant emotional harm if returned to her mother.
In the matter of Alexander (Care order) [2015] JRC 266 (21 December 2015)
The court found the threshold for a care order met, but discharged the interim care order and made no order because Alexander was thriving in his parents’ care.
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