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Right to Equality Statement on CAFCASS Intimidation of Dr Jessica Taylor
Right to Equality Statement on CAFCASS Intimidation of Dr Jessica TaylorRight to Equality Statement on CAFCASS Intimidation of Dr Jessica Taylor
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Right to Equality Statement on CAFCASS Intimidation of Dr Jessica Taylor
Right to Equality Statement on CAFCASS Intimidation of Dr Jessica TaylorRight to Equality Statement on CAFCASS Intimidation of Dr Jessica Taylor
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An imperfect system: Part two
An imperfect system: Part twoIn part two of this two part piece, Ruth Green shares the views of parents accused of sexually abusing their son, whilst also sharing the perspectives of social workers and professionals as to why they are concerned about the child’s welfare.
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An imperfect system: Part one
An imperfect system: Part oneIn the first part of a two-part blog, Ruth Green introduces us to a complex public law case, involving intergenerational trauma and abuse, where a young boy has been removed from his parents and placed in foster care after suspected sexual abuse.
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‘The damage was perhaps already done’ – transparency challenges in family court
‘The damage was perhaps already done’ – transparency challenges in family courtIn this article, Tess Reidy shares an experience of a private family law case which she ultimately chose not to observe in full. The article highlights some of the challenges faced by journalists and parents in relation to media attendance at family court cases.
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Abuse and hostility in the family court: Part four – ‘She has ended up with severe restrictions on her involvement with her son, but has only herself to blame’
Abuse and hostility in the family court: Part four – ‘She has ended up with severe restrictions on her involvement with her son, but has only herself to blame’In the final post of her four part series, Lara Feigel follows a case where a mother has been convicted for abusing the father and is seeking to increase the frequency of her supervised contact visits.
