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WHO DECIDES WHO DECIDES? WITHDRAWAL OF CARE PROCEEDINGS

WHO DECIDES WHO DECIDES? WITHDRAWAL OF CARE PROCEEDINGS

by Guest Post | Jul 14, 2020 | Analysis, Cases, Explanation, FCReportingWatch

This is a guest post by Laura Vickers. Laura is a specialist children law barrister and mediator practising at No5 Barristers’ Chambers. She tweets as @LauraVickersNo5 Where a local authority determines that the medical evidence falls short of proving that...
Another view on the government ‘spotlight review’ report – on how the family courts treat domestic abuse

Another view on the government ‘spotlight review’ report – on how the family courts treat domestic abuse

by Guest Post | Jul 8, 2020 | Comment, FCReportingWatch, Transparency News

This is a guest post by Ursula Rice. Ursula is a Solicitor-Advocate and Director at Family First Solicitors. She tweets as @tweetygraffity. We hope to publish more posts about this Review in the coming days. You can read previous posts here and here. On...
Spotlight Review: Breaking the Cycle of Failure for LIPs?

Spotlight Review: Breaking the Cycle of Failure for LIPs?

by Guest Post | Jul 1, 2020 | Comment, Consultations, Trends

This is a guest post by Dr Jess Mant, Lecturer in Law at Cardiff University School of Law and Politics. Jess was recently awarded a PhD for her study on ‘Litigants in Person and the Family Court: The Accessibility of Private Family Justice After LASPO’. We...
The Court of Protection Mediation Scheme in Practice

The Court of Protection Mediation Scheme in Practice

by Guest Post | Jun 28, 2020 | Court of Protection

This post was written by Alex Troup, barrister and mediator at St John’s Chambers, and was first published on the Court of Protection Handbook blog, and is reproduced with kind permission. [Even though COVID-19 may be making everyone rethink how conventional...
Vaccination – No ‘biggie’ but still ‘a big deal’

Vaccination – No ‘biggie’ but still ‘a big deal’

by Guest Post | Jun 10, 2020 | Analysis, Cases, Explanation

This is a guest post from Katie Gollop. Katie is a barrister at Serjeants’ Inn Chambers specialising in healthcare related law. She’s also a Deputy High Court Judge allocated to the Family Division and Court of Protection. Cometh the hour, cometh a timely change in...
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