Family Matters And Public Law

Public law United Kingdom.

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Family Law Courts.

Family matters are dealt with in the Family Division of the High Court, by district judges in County Courts and in Family Proceedings Courts.

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Family Law Courts

Family matters are dealt with in the Family Division of the High Court, by district judges in County Courts and in Family Proceedings Courts.

 

What Family Courts deal with

The various types of Family Court handle:

• parental disputes over the upbringing of children
• local authority intervention to protect children
• decrees relating to divorce
• financial support for children after divorce or relationship breakdown
• some aspects of domestic violence
• adoption

Family matters are dealt with in the Family Division of the High Court, by district judges in County Courts and in Family Proceedings Courts, which are specialist Magistrates’ Courts.

Magistrates undergo specialist training before they sit in Family Proceedings Courts, where procedures are very different from the criminal courts.

There are two types of case concerning children: public and private law.

 

Public law

Public law cases are brought by local authorities or an authorised person (currently only the NSPCC) and include matters such as:

• care orders, which give parental responsibility for the child concerned to the local authority applying for the order
• supervision orders, which place the child under the supervision of their local authority
• emergency protection orders, which are used to ensure the immediate safety of a child by taking them to a place of safety, or by preventing their removal from a place of safety

Public law cases must start in the Family Proceedings Courts. They may be transferred to the County Courts if it will minimise delay or enable the case to be consolidated with other family proceedings, or where the matter is exceptionally grave, complex or important.

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