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The limits of the court’s influence over adult disputes about children

The limits of the court’s influence over adult disputes about children

by Sarah P | Jun 30, 2017 | Analysis, Cases, Comment, FCReportingWatch

The judgment in the case of T v S (Wardship) [2011] was handed down on 27th May 2011 but only recently appeared on the BAILII Twitter feed. I was interested, not only because it is a judgment of Hedley J – a reliably intelligent and compassionate Judge –...

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