Child Custody Legal Options

Summary

Social services prioritize keeping children with family if possible. They may support your arrangement if the environment is safe and suitable. Reporting bail breaches is crucial for safety. Chloe could face legal consequences for allowing a breach. Consider applying for a Child Arrangement Order for custody. Discuss safety concerns with social services proactively.

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my sister wants to call the police as he's breeching bail and shes allowing it but I'm worried the children will be taken into care and not allowed to stay with me under the arrangement we have
It's understandable to be worried about the situation. Here are some key considerations:
- Reporting a bail breach is important for safety, but it may prompt social services to investigate the children's living conditions.
- If you have concerns, you might want to discuss the arrangement with social services proactively.
- Consider seeking legal advice regarding a Child Arrangement Order to ensure your children's living conditions are suitable.
Is there anything specific you'd like to know about how social services might assess your current arrangement?
can social services take my children into foster care instead of placing them between me and their nan
Social services prioritize keeping children with family, if possible. Here's what you might expect:
- They'll assess the children's welfare and living conditions.
- If your nan's home is safe and suitable, it's likely they would support that arrangement.
- Foster care is typically a last resort.
Do you have any concerns about your nan's ability to care for the children?
no
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It seems like you're in a difficult situation. Since social services generally prefer children to stay with family, they might support your nan's arrangement if her home is safe and suitable. Addressing the bail breach is crucial for safety. Would you like to know more about applying for a Child Arrangement Order?
i want to know under what circumstances would they be taken from me
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Social services may intervene under these circumstances:
- If there's evidence of neglect or abuse.
- If the children's living conditions are unsafe or unsuitable.
- If there's a significant risk to their welfare.
Usually, they prefer to keep children with family if possible.
Do you have any specific concerns about the current living conditions?
so would they intervene if they came to stay with me at my sisters, I have my own room but we would all have to share it
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Social services might assess the shared room arrangement for suitability. If the environment is safe and supportive, they may not intervene. However, having a stable and dedicated space for the children is preferable. Consider discussing your situation with social services to understand their perspective and ensure the best outcome for your children.
what position is my ex in for allowing the breech of bail
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Your ex could face consequences for breaching bail conditions, such as:
- Arrest for violating bail terms.
- Potential legal action or penalties.
- Impact on future bail applications.
If you think safety is compromised, consider reporting the breach. Would you like to know more about legal procedures regarding bail breaches?
no she is allowing her ex to breech bail
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Your ex's breach of bail conditions is a serious matter. Reporting this to the police is crucial for safety. It's understandable to worry about your children's welfare. Social services prefer children to stay with family, so your nan's home might be supported if suitable. Would you like advice on ensuring your children's safety while reporting the breach?
chloe ex partner kyle has bail conditions stating he is not allowed near her property, to contact her or her * children and he's not allowed to enter the village they live in. chloe has been allowing kyle to visit the property and stay overnight. can anything happen to her
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Chloe could face legal consequences for allowing Kyle to breach his bail conditions. Potential issues include:
- Being charged with aiding and abetting the breach of bail.
- Impact on custody arrangements if children's safety is compromised.
- Investigation by social services regarding children's welfare.
If you have specific concerns, consider seeking legal advice or discussing the situation with social services.
she is the one who had him arrested originally
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It sounds like Chloe's situation is quite complex. She might face legal consequences for enabling Kyle to breach his bail conditions, despite being the one who initially had him arrested. If this compromises the children's safety, social services could investigate further. Would you like advice on how to approach social services or legal guidance on this matter?
my neice and two nephews need to be removed from their mothers care. i want to take them but only have a two bedroom council property and a 3 years old, their father, my brother is frigntened that if the authorities are involved they will take them into care and doesn't want me to tell anyone. between me, my partner, my brother and their nan I think we can make it work tell me exactly where I stand and all my options
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It's a challenging situation. Here are some options:
- Consider applying for a Child Arrangement Order to have legal custody of your niece and nephews.
- Social services prioritize keeping children with family, so involving them might lead to support for your arrangement.
- Discuss with your brother the importance of addressing any safety concerns proactively.
Are there specific concerns about the current living conditions or any risks you foresee?