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Litigation friends are required when a person lacks capacity to participate in court proceedings. This information page will explain who can be a litigation friend,

When can you submit an appeal? You cannot submit an appeal just because you do not agree with the judge’s decision. You will be required

Legal advice and information on child, family and education law for parents, carers and young people in England from Coram Children’s Legal Centre Family law

This page explains the duties of the local authority to assess and provide support to young people who care for family members.

This page explains the law on spending time with a child when a relationship breaks down, including the different types of contact such as supervised or indirect contact and the family court orders for contact.

This page provides information on the duties of the Local Authority to provide accommodation to children under the age of 16. It includes information of how the Local Authority will assess a child and the types of accommodation that can be provided.

This page explains the law surrounding an arrangement where a child goes to live with a family member or friend and the obligations of the local authority to assess the carer for support and suitability.

This page explains the law on deciding where a child is to live including the different types of living arrangements and explaining the family court orders for residence.

This information page will provide advice on the subject of ‘Witness Statements’. Witness statements are integral in setting out the evidence which a person intends