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Access to Justice for families? Legal advocacy for parents where children are on the ‘edge of care’: an English case study

Kim HoltCorrespondence[email protected]
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Karen Broadhurst
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Paula Doherty
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Nancy Kelly
Pages 163-177 | Published online: 08 Jan 2013

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Kim Holt & Callum Thomson. (2023) Autoethnography: a personal reflection on the work of the family bar in the North of England. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 45:1, pages 62-80.
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Kim Holt & Nancy Kelly. (2018) Limits to partnership working: developing relationship-based approaches with children and their families. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 40:2, pages 147-163.
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Kim Holt & Nancy Kelly. (2016) Factors that influence engagement in pre-proceedings practice: presenting the roles of professionals working within the family justice system through personal narratives. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 38:1, pages 3-13.
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Kim Holt & Nancy Kelly. (2015) When adoption without parental consent breaches human rights: implications of Re B-S (Children) [2013] EWCA Civ 963 on decision making and permanency planning for children. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 37:2, pages 228-240.
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Ravit Alfandari. (2019) Legal Advocacy for Parents in Child Protection: Not a Question of If, but a Question of How. The British Journal of Social Work.
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Lorraine Thomson, Morag McArthur & Peter Camilleri. (2017) Is it ‘fair'? Representation of children, young people and parents in an adversarial court system. Child & Family Social Work 22, pages 23-32.
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Kim Holt & Nancy Kelly. (2016) Why parents matter: exploring the impact of a hegemonic concern with the timetable for the child. Child & Family Social Work 21:2, pages 156-165.
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Alison Brammer & Jane BoylanKim Holt. 2016. Critical Issues in Social Work Law. Critical Issues in Social Work Law 73 83 .
Jonathan Dickens, Judith Masson, Julie Young & Kay Bader. (2015) The paradox of parental participation and legal representation in ‘edge of care’ meetings. Child & Family Social Work 20:3, pages 267-276.
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Penelope Welbourne. (2014) Time is of the Essence: Risk and the Public Law Outline, Judicial Discretion and the Determination of a Child’s Best Interests. Social Sciences 3:3, pages 584-605.
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Kim HoltKim Holt. 2014. Child Protection. Child Protection 59 77 .
Judith M. Masson, Jonathan Dickens, Kay Bader & Julie Young. (2013) Partnership by Law? The Pre-Proceedings Process for Families on the Edge of Care Proceedings. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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