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Maintenance and costs orders upheld on appeal due to misstatements and non-disclosure by applicant
By: Katie Mai McCarthy BLCourt of Appeal upholds the High Court's decision to set aside a grant of leave for judicial review sought by an estranged parent against maintenance and costs orders, agreeing with the High Court's findings that the applicant had made material misstatements and failed to disclose crucial information regarding the contentious family law proceedings.
High Court refuses to order the return of two children from Poland, to where they had been unlawfully removed in 2016, on the grounds that it was not in their best interests of the children to leave a country where they had all their connections and schooling.
High Court denies a father's application seeking orders for compensatory access, therapeutic support, and enforcement measures against the mother, following a breakdown in access to his eldest child, on the grounds that there was no evidence of parental alienation as alleged by the father, and emphasising the importance of respecting the children's expressed wishes, particularly those of the eldest child who has chosen to limit contact.
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