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Disputes with Social Services
There may come a time when you may struggle to provide proper care for your children and you may require some support and guidance. For example, Social services may think you are not providing good enough care for your children and want to discuss this issue with you face to face. You may wish to have a solicitor attend these meetings with you or to write letters on your behalf.
If there is a risk that social services may go to court to seek an order to remove your child from your care it will be important for you to have legal advice and representation at court. social services cannot remove your child from your care without your consent or a court order. However, you may be asked to voluntarily accommodate your child with social services and you should seek legal advice at any of these times. White & Co can help you to decide what is best to do and to advise you upon the rights of your child and yourself.
“I was made to feel at ease from my first meeting with the receptionist through to the secretaries, solicitors and barristers at court. I felt that I was listened to and everything was explained to me in a language that I could understand. I would recommend White & Co for anyone needing advice or help with court proceedings about their children.”
Essex Resident
