Can you change a child arrangements order?

If the residence and contact arrangements for your children are set out in a Child Arrangements Order and one parent breaches the terms, can you change a Child Arrangements Order? What is a Child Arrangements Order? Child Arrangements Orders are governed by Section 8 of the Children Act 1989, and is usually made if those who […]

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Child Arrangements and Child Contact. Children with Neurodiversity

What is neurodiversity? “Neurodiversity” is the concept that there is natural variation in how people’s brains work, with no single “correct” way, and that a wide range of perceptions and responses to the world should be accepted and encouraged, including those of children with ADHD, autism, and learning differences. How is a child’s neurodiversity considered in […]

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Child Contact – The new Alienating Behaviours’ Guidance

Family Justice Council has published ‘Guidance on responding to a child’s unexplained reluctance, resistance or refusal to spend time with a parent and allegations of alienating behaviour.’ In summary, the guidance: The Guidance contains five ‘Guidance Notes’, dealing with Case Management, the Voice of the Child, Welfare Decisions where Findings of Alienating Behaviours have been […]

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