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In England, Issues with Social Services covers safeguarding, child protection and the involvement of local authorities in family life, from early help to formal care proceedings. A solicitor in this area investigates concerns, reviews or challenges social services decisions, and helps with applications for orders or plans that affect a child’s living arrangements. They gather evidence, liaise with social workers and Cafcass, and represent clients at interim and final hearings in the family courts. The work is guided by the Children Act 1989 and related legislation and guidance.

Where a solicitor protects your position

The consequences can include permanent changes to a child’s living arrangements, with time-bound decisions and potential court orders. A solicitor protects your position by ensuring proper process, evidence handling, regulatory standards, and access to the court system for challenging or reviewing social services actions.

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Fiona Matthew

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I would highly recommend Fiona at M&M Legal. Her professional and supportive approach helped me to achieve the desired outcome for a CAO. She was knowledgable and always answered queries in a timely manner. I was always kept informed of progress and expectations. Thank you.

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