Titlebook: Children, their Families and the Law; Working with the Chi Michael D. A. Freeman Textbook 1992Latest edition British Association of Social

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Family Support,This chapter is about Part III of the Act and the accompanying Schedule 2. It is that part of the Act which is most difficult to implement. But, if the Children Act is to be a success, it is the part to which most sustained attention must be given.

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Benoit Molinie,Cosmas C. Giallourakisortant, are the principles underlying parental responsibility and the concept of partnership with parents which permeates many provisions in the Act and has been constantly stressed in official guidance (Department of Health, 1990). The principles, the concept of parental responsibility and the phil

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Benoit Molinie,Cosmas C. Giallourakis called ‘private law orders’ because they are mainly intended for use in disputes between parents, but, as we shall see, their application is wider. For example, on an application by a local authority for a care order, a residence order may be made instead in favour of grandparents.

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Nicolai Krogh,Ulf Birkedal,Henrik Nielsenbe done and the limits on such coercion. In the past child care legislation was designed primarily to control delinquents, not to protect children from abuse and neglect (Dingwall ., 1984). A concern with the latter has occurred all too rarely. It should not be forgotten that child abuse was only re

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