Article 8 of the Human Rights Act 1998 provides that "everyone has the right to respect for private and family life". How is this right maintained when the state intervenes and a care order in respect of the child of a family is made? A care...
If you have recently separated whether you were married or living as an unmarried couple and you are facing a dispute with the mother or father of your child regarding decisions relating to your child's life, we can provide you with specialist advice, call us on 0203 816 0548.
Our family team has over 70 specialists and we have one of the largest numbers of solicitors on the Children Panel.
In a marriage both the mother and father are considered equally responsible for important decisions relating to their child. However, the rules differ if your child was born to unmarried parents prior to 1st December 2003. In this instance the mother has is automatically given full parental responsibility.
You may have a dispute or want to have an opportunity to input into key decisions that relate to your child which may include: Where the child lives, how they are educated, medical treatment, religion, travel and living abroad. Without parental responsibility you cannot have input into these aspects.
