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Private Children Law: Shaping New Developments into Solution-Focused Advice for Your Clients 2024

Court-Proven, Solution-Focused Answers to 7 Thorny Legal Matters Facing Experienced Children Practitioners: Directly from Top-Rated KCs and Senior Juniors

Private Children Law 2024

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  1. Alienation - Edward Lamb KC

    How do you handle allegations of ‘alienating behaviour’ as opposed to Parental Alienation, and when should you run an argument in court?

  2. Fact Finding

    What evidence counts and will sway the court over the necessity for a fact-finding hearing, and how do you handle post fact finding allegations?

  3. Fact Finding - Cleo Perry KC, 4PB

    What evidence counts and will sway the court over the necessity for a fact-finding hearing, and how do you handle post fact finding allegations?

  4. Interim contact

    How do you control and overcome the difficulties of interim contact, particularly where allegations have been raised, and Cafcass (as it often does) recommends no contact?

  5. Prohibited Steps

    How do you control and overcome the difficulties of (1) facilitating or (2) preventing contact with non-biological parents, e.g. in applications for Prohibited Steps Orders?

  6. Serial non-compliance - Piers Pressdee KC, 4PB

    How and where do you draw the line on implacably hostile carers and serial non-compliance and so secure a fair outcome for your client?

  7. Shared lives

    How has AZ v BX [EWHC 2024] changed existing thinking on 'shared lives' compared to 'live with' and 'spend time with' orders, and how should you argue for 'spend time with' orders?

  8. Very Young Children - Christopher Miller, Fourteen

    How far can you push the court over contact and staying arrangements for very young children, what will that contact look like and what will happen if a relocation is envisioned?

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