Course description
As an avenue available to the court in private law proceedings, this webinar will equip you with an understanding of what a section 37 report is, when the court should be invited to make a direction and why this might be a useful approach in private law proceedings.
Find out when a request for a section 37 report should be made, the powers available to the court (including making an interim care or interim supervision order), the implications of Re:K (Children) and the provisions under Part 12 Family Procedure Rules 2010, and much more.
Presenter Natalie Cross is a barrister at St Ives Chambers with a wealth of experience to share.
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Introduction
As an avenue available to the court in private law proceedings, this webinar will equip you with an understanding of what a section 37 report is, when the court should be invited to make a direction and why this might be a useful approach in private law proceedings.
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- What section 37 reports are
- When a request for a section 37 report should be made
- Why a section 37 report might be a useful tool in private law proceedings
- The powers available to the court when a direction for a section 37 report is made, including making an interim care or interim supervision order
- What might happen after a section 37 direction is made
- What practitioners should look for in a section 37 report
- Consideration of whether the court can sanction multiple section 37 reports
- Consideration of the case Re:K (Children) and the provisions under Part 12 Family Procedure Rules 2010
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