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In-depth yet concise summaries of recent UK family law judgments, focusing on cases that establish important precedents. Whether you're a solicitor, barrister or legal researcher, this podcast offers an accessible way to stay updated on the latest developments in family law—anytime, anywhere.
Kandoo hosts Case by Case - Family, a business show with 30 episodes published.
The court considered whether a father’s application for the return of his son to Australia under the 1980 Hague Convention should be denied due to a grave risk of harm under Article 13(b). Although the removal of the chi
The court considered whether a victim of abuse could share their experiences of the family court system through public speaking and media, balancing their Article 10 right to freedom of expression with the child's right
The High Court assessed whether a deprivation of liberty resulting from a child’s residential care arrangement required court authorisation under Article 5 of the ECHR. It was determined that informed and voluntary conse
The court addressed a case where a mother removed her children to a non-Hague Convention country without the father's consent. Upon their return to the UK, the court prioritised the children’s welfare and stability, deci
This episode explores a fact-finding hearing involving the wrongful removal of children from Afghanistan to the UK. The court ruled that the father acted unlawfully by removing the children without the mother's consent.
The court addressed whether reasonable financial provision had been made under the Inheritance Act 1975 for a claimant and her minor child. The claimant was awarded a family home and lump sum to reflect their needs and a
The Family Court considered whether a Nigerian adoption order for twin girls could be recognised in England under common law. The court confirmed that the adoption complied with necessary procedural and substantive crite
The court upheld a Joint Lives With Order to emphasise the importance of both parents’ involvement in the child’s upbringing while maintaining a split in care weighted in favour of one parent. Historical behaviours were
The court dismissed allegations of coercive and controlling behaviour following a fact-finding hearing. It found that the allegations lacked consistency, and the evidence suggested external family pressures on the compla
The court considered an application for permission to appeal a fact-finding judgment regarding allegations of domestic abuse and the impact on child welfare. The application was dismissed as the appeal lacked merit, with
The court considered whether it was in the best interests of a 15-year-old boy with special needs to remain in Local Authority care under a final care order or to be placed with his grandmother. While recognising the gra
The court assessed an application for the summary return of a child to China. The mother argued for the return based on the child's established life and best interests, while the father raised concerns about integration
The High Court considered whether a child should be summarily returned to a non-Hague Convention country following an application by the mother. The court dismissed the application, concluding that the child’s welfare wo
The court addressed the welfare needs of four children of Ugandan origin now residing in England in relation to their contact with their father, the inclusion of paternal names, and parental responsibility. It prioritise
The court examined whether it was in the best interests of a 14-year-old boy to remain in Ghana, where he had been taken without his consent by his parents. Despite the breach of trust, the court found that the risks he
The court considered an application for an antisuit injunction to halt proceedings in India concerning child maintenance and family disputes. It found England to be the natural forum for the primary issues but declined t
The court considered whether life-saving medical treatment could be authorised for a 14-month-old child against parental opposition. Weighing expert medical evidence, ethical principles, and the parents' religious object
The High Court considered whether two children, retained by their mother in the UK after a holiday, should be returned to Dubai. The decision prioritised the children's welfare and stability, highlighting their integrati
The court addressed a father's application for the summary return of his children to Nigeria and considered the habitual residence of the children amidst allegations of domestic abuse. Procedural delays caused by the mot
The court addressed the adoption of two children born through an unlawful commercial surrogacy arrangement in Northern Cyprus. Despite ethical and legal concerns surrounding the applicants' actions, the court found that
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