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Revoking care, adoption or placement orders
After a Child Arrangements Order has been made, it is possible, in certain circumstances, for applications to be made to the court to revoke or discharge care or placement orders.
Sometimes, when there has been a delay between final orders being made and a child being placed with a foster or adoptive family, parents’ circumstances change so much that the original orders could be set aside, allowing the children to return home to their parents.
How we can help you
These cases are unusual, and you will need specialist legal advice. We are able to help you determine what could be possible.
In some circumstances, we can apply for Legal Aid public funding to assist you in making these applications.
Call the team on 01603 214 220 to find out how we can help you.
Contact one of the team:
Carly Sullivan
Senior Associate
Child Law
Fiona Beesley
Solicitor
Child Law
Hayley Mortlock
Solicitor
Child Law
Jo Mayes
Chartered Legal Executive
Child Law
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