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Family law, domestic abuse, children's rights, family courts, parental involvement
Discover the groundbreaking UK family law reform that repeals the presumption of parental contact in family courts. This change prioritizes child safety over the rights of abusive parents, hailed as a victory for survivors and children.
In this video, we break down the key details from the Children Act 1989 amendment, why it matters, and what it means for families affected by domestic abuse. Learn about the harm panel's findings, expert opinions from family lawyers and campaigners like Dr. Charlotte Proudman and Farah Nazeer from Women's Aid.
We'll explore real stories, such as Claire Throssell's tragic experience, and why this shift could save lives by focusing on evidence-based decisions rather than outdated presumptions.
Stay informed on how this reorients family courts to center children's welfare, with caution from experts that training for judges is essential for full impact.