M (A Child: Care Order: Mother with Dissociative Identity Disorder) [2015] NIFam 13 (07 July 2015)

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Citation: [2015] NIFam 13
Parties: Subject: M (A Child); Respondent: Mother
Jurisdiction: Northern Ireland
Judgment Date: 07 July 2015
Procedural Posture: Care Order / Judgment
Legal Topics: Care Order, Parental Mental Health, Child Welfare

Family Law Care Order Parental Mental Health Child Welfare

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M (A Child)

Subject

Mother

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Care Order / Judgment

Legal Issues

1 Whether a care order should be granted for a child whose mother has Dissociative Identity Disorder

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