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None of their business: disclosure and withholding information in cases involving children

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Date:26 MAR 2020
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Sam Prout, New Court Chambers

This article aims to provide a route map for common disclosure issues that arise in family proceedings concerning children. It considers whether (if and when) one party can withhold disclosure of evidence from another party and whether (if and when) third parties can resist orders that their information should be disclosed into proceedings. The article summarises some key authorities from public children law, private children law, and the Court of Protection to offer a practical guide to dealing with disclosure issues.

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