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“It blew up too soon for us” – CAFCASS explain their position on alienation

“It blew up too soon for us” – CAFCASS explain their position on alienation

by reporting watch team | Dec 3, 2017 | Explanation, FCReportingWatch

On 17 November the Guardian ran a front page article by Amelia Hill about a “groundbreaking” new trial that CAFCASS were running, to tackle parental alienation. It contained substantial quotes from CAFCASS’ Principal Social Worker, Sarah Parsons, so appeared to have...
Cafcass response to the Transparency Project comments on their draft revised Framework

Cafcass response to the Transparency Project comments on their draft revised Framework

by reporting watch team | Aug 30, 2017 | Comment, Consultations

On 11 August, the Cafcass policy and communications team emailed us in reply to our comments on their revised framework. We explain what they said below. We will now write again, as well as alert them to this blog through twitter. They told us (our summary not their...
What we’re thinking: the Family Court Adviser’s article

What we’re thinking: the Family Court Adviser’s article

by Lucy R | Aug 26, 2017 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

An anonymous family court adviser (CAFCASS Officer) wrote an article for the Guardian this week: What I’m really thinking: the family court adviser. The strapline reads “Both parents are usually adamant that the other is a complete nightmare”. That is a...
Our comments on the proposed new CAFCASS Operating Framework

Our comments on the proposed new CAFCASS Operating Framework

by reporting watch team | Jul 30, 2017 | Consultations

The response below was sent to CAFCASS today. This is a response to the invitation by Cafcass to comment upon the draft Operating Framework issued here in July : https://www.cafcass.gov.uk/news/2017/july/updating-the-cafcass-operating-framework.aspx. The remit of the...

Open letter from CAFCASS on their approach to domestic abuse

by Lucy R | Nov 25, 2016 | Comment

The following letter from CAFCASS was received in response to our blog post blog following the Westminster event ‘What about Henry?’ : What About Henry? An interesting discussion about how we deal with domestic abuse in which we asked for clarification from...
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