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Analysing 2023 in children’s family law and what it means for 2024
Parklane Plowden children’s family law barrister Maxine Best is joined by fellow PLP family barristers Naakesha Michl and Sara Anning, who also sits as a recorder, to discuss 2023’s children’s family case law decision highlights.
2023 saw key decisions relating to a range of children’s law practice areas. These include the use of Section 20 orders under the Children’s Act; procedural fairness; habitual residence; finding of fact hearings where adult harm is involved; and the placement of children under care orders.
The three explore the impact of these decisions and examine what they mean for practitioners alongside other predictions around what to expect in 2024.
2023 saw key decisions relating to a range of children’s law practice areas. These include the use of Section 20 orders under the Children’s Act; procedural fairness; habitual residence; finding of fact hearings where adult harm is involved; and the placement of children under care orders.
The three explore the impact of these decisions and examine what they mean for practitioners alongside other predictions around what to expect in 2024.
Listen to the latest episodes of the Parklane Plowden Podcast, featuring conversations with barristers and guest speakers on topics from across Chambers’ practice areas and expertise.
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By Parklane PlowdenParklane Plowden children’s family law barrister Maxine Best is joined by fellow PLP family barristers Naakesha Michl and Sara Anning, who also sits as a recorder, to discuss 2023’s children’s family case law decision highlights.
2023 saw key decisions relating to a range of children’s law practice areas. These include the use of Section 20 orders under the Children’s Act; procedural fairness; habitual residence; finding of fact hearings where adult harm is involved; and the placement of children under care orders.
The three explore the impact of these decisions and examine what they mean for practitioners alongside other predictions around what to expect in 2024.
2023 saw key decisions relating to a range of children’s law practice areas. These include the use of Section 20 orders under the Children’s Act; procedural fairness; habitual residence; finding of fact hearings where adult harm is involved; and the placement of children under care orders.
The three explore the impact of these decisions and examine what they mean for practitioners alongside other predictions around what to expect in 2024.
Listen to the latest episodes of the Parklane Plowden Podcast, featuring conversations with barristers and guest speakers on topics from across Chambers’ practice areas and expertise.