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Cooperation – Not Coercion in Foster to Adopt Placements

Cooperation – Not Coercion in Foster to Adopt Placements

by reporting watch team | Jul 17, 2017 | Comment

Our post on the FRG s20 report Cooperation or Coercion has prompted this guest post by John Simmonds, Director of Policy, Research and Development, CoramBAAF. We are expecting a guest post from Cathy Ashley at Family Rights Group in due course. The publication of the...

Talking about adoption and voluntary foster care under section 20

by reporting watch team | Jul 12, 2017 | FCReportingWatch

The launch of a Family Rights Group report ‘Co-operation or Coercion? Children coming into the care system under voluntary arrangements’, has triggered discussion about the use of  “section 20”, the piece of law that allows a child to be placed voluntarily...
Supreme Court ruling on pension discrimination ensures equal treatment for same sex couples

Supreme Court ruling on pension discrimination ensures equal treatment for same sex couples

by Polly Morgan | Jul 12, 2017 | Cases, Explanation, FCReportingWatch

Today’s Supreme Court decision in Walker v Innospec is a decision that will make a huge difference to married or civilly partnered gay and lesbian couples as they get older. It stops pension schemes from paying the surviving spouse of same-sex married or civilly...

Co-operation or Coercion? Children coming into the care system under voluntary arrangements

by Sarah P | Jul 10, 2017 | Uncategorized

On July 10th the Family Rights Group launched their report on the use of section 20 accommodation in England (section 76 in Wales – I will refer to section 20 throughout this post). We heard from Caroline Lynch, the author of the report and the Principal Legal...

The limits of family court influence over adult disputes about children Part II

by Sarah P | Jul 10, 2017 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

There are three sides to every story – your side, my side and the truth. The judgment in Gibbs v Gibbs [2017] EWHC 1700 (Fam) was handed down on 29th June 2017. It raises some immediate and interesting questions about how the family courts deal with evidence and...
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