Local authorities should not circumvent the court Re T (a child)
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16th May 2018
Claire Fox of Pump Court Chambers looks at the practical implications of this decision.
Family analysis: The Court of Appeal considered that all of the options available to the court had not been exhausted in a case where a kinship carer required support from the local authority.
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