Order for Disclosure of a Child’s Whereabouts

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We Specialise In Child Law and Access Rights

Perduco Law specialises in Child Law and Access Rights. All of our solicitors have in depth experience in dealing with Divorce, Financial Settlements in Divorce, Child Arrangements and Domestic Abuse issues in both simple and highly complex cases.

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From the moment you call us, you will see the difference in how we communicate with our clients – in easy to understand terms without all of the legal jargon. We pride ourselves in how we break everything down for our clients in both the process and the costs so you know exactly where you stand.

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We cover the whole of the U.K. and have offices and meeting rooms in all Major Cities and Towns across the U.K. local to you.

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All of our team are passionate about what they do, and are passionate in making a difference in what are normally incredibly difficult circumstances for our clients.

We are here to support and to guide you. We’re not focused on hours – instead, we are focused on achieving the best outcome for you and your family.

How will applying for an order of disclosure help me locate my child?

Under an order for disclosure of a child’s whereabouts, the court will act on your behalf to track the named person(s) who may have knowledge of your child’s location.

Tracking of named individuals may include applications to HMRC and the Department of Work and pensions; incoming and outgoing telephone records; and information relating to their travel and movements.

Named individuals are legally required to respond to the court’s requests for information.

The court will use this gathered information to make a decision on your unique case. They may or may not decide to disclose the location of a child. This decision is based on several factors, including:

• The wishes and feelings of the child;
• The child’s emotional, physical, and educational needs;
• Whether the child has suffered any kind of abuse or neglect, or is in danger of doing so;
• The ability of the child’s parents or guardians to meet the child’s needs;
• The effects on the child of any changes in circumstances as a result of the order;
• What changes the court has the power to make.

Our team at Perduco Law can ask for the Family Court to intervene on your behalf when your child has been relocated without your knowledge.

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