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Making sense of parental alienation (Part 1)

Making sense of parental alienation (Part 1)

by reporting watch team | Dec 5, 2018 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

It is now a year since The Guardian published startling claims that Cafcass (in England) were introducing new polices and practice guidance that would ‘crack down’ on parents who were guilty of manipulating their children through ‘parental alienation’. It soon...
When should I apply for permission not to notify a father about a court case concerning his child?

When should I apply for permission not to notify a father about a court case concerning his child?

by reporting watch team | Nov 30, 2018 | Cases, FCReportingWatch, Notorious

Since the Sammy Woodhouse story first hit the news on Tuesday, the shape of the campaign she has launched for a change in the law relating to the rights of rapist fathers has gone through a number of changes. However, one early call was for guidance on the...
Allegations of domestic abuse : are family courts working for children & families?

Allegations of domestic abuse : are family courts working for children & families?

by reporting watch team | Nov 26, 2018 | FCReportingWatch

[Since this event we’ve slightly adjusted the guidance note in light of feedback and Version 2 can be found here] On the 22nd of November, The Transparency Project facilitated a panel discussion at Gresham College to ask the question : Allegations of domestic abuse...
How do social workers approach domestic abuse?

How do social workers approach domestic abuse?

by reporting watch team | Nov 26, 2018 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

This is a guest post by a social work manager who wishes to remain anonymous. It responds to an article by journalist and Transparency Project member Louise Tickle which appeared in the Guardian last week : Why do we separate the mother and child victims of domestic...
Dealing With Parents’ Conflict And Unreasonable Behaviour

Dealing With Parents’ Conflict And Unreasonable Behaviour

by reporting watch team | Nov 25, 2018 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

A Talk by Sir James Munby (lately President of the Family Division) at the Annual General Meeting / Conference of NACCC, Amersham 24 November 2018   Everyone in the family justice system knows just what a vital role is played by Child Contact Centres...
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