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J v K (Family) [2023] JRC 259 (14 December 2023)
The Royal Court of Jersey made a residence order in favour of the Mother and required a gradual reintroduction of contact with the Father, after finding limited smacking and welfare concerns.
In the matter of FF (Supervision Order extension) 14 Mar 2023 [2023] JRC 041 (14 March 2023)
The Royal Court extended FF’s supervision order for 12 months and kept C’s direct contact supervised by the Children’s Service, citing ongoing safeguarding concerns.
In the matter of KK (the Child) (Care Proceedings) [2022] JRC 159 (02 August 2022)
The court adjourned applications for a final care order and residence order, holding it was too early to decide permanence for the Child’s placement with the Godparents.
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.
Between v B (the Father) [2021] JRC 281 (10 November 2021)
The Royal Court refused a mother’s application for a stay pending appeal against a child residence order and declined to vary contact arrangements.
Between v A (the Mother) [2021] JRC 269 (02 November 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court made a residence order in favour of the Father for a young child and made no care order, finding the child’s welfare was best met in his care.
In the matter of C (Capacity) [2020] JRC 150A (31 July 2020)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that C lacked capacity for residence, care, contact, and sexual relations, and approved a supervised placement in her best interests.
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.
A v B (Matrimonial) [2020] JRC 015 (27 January 2020)
The Royal Court made a shared residence order for two parents and ended ongoing child maintenance, reallocating specific child expenses to the Father.
In the matter of Maria (Care proceedings - Freeing for adoption order) [2017] JRC 201 (29 November 2017)
The Jersey Royal Court granted a freeing order for a child and directed a closed adoption, holding that no ongoing contact with the birth mother was in the child’s best interests.
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