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  • Over 100,000 children trapped in family courts

    Image Credit: Andranik Hakobyan, iStock Home News | Local News Private children law cases are stagnant, taking over 11 months on average, leaving families in limbo at the hands of Social Workers and family practitioners. The family courts of England and Wales are facing a crisis as new figures from the Ministry of Justice expose…

  • Family courts: Senior judge open to reform as victims speak out

    Northern Ireland’s top judge, Dame Siobhan Keegan, is open to reforming family courts, expressing concern about the lack of transparency and the public’s understanding. Some victims of domestic abuse have described their court experiences as intimidating. Campaign groups have long highlighted child abuse issues. Meanwhile, East Sussex County Council faces financial strain due to rising…

  • In contact with GRO

    After the incident with the Information Commissioner’s office, we contacted the GRO, who expressed concern and advised sending a detailed communication about the propaganda conversation with the ICO. We filled in a GR5 form as requested, but have not received a response yet.

  • New attempt to contact ICO in regard to noncompliance with section 10 offences.

    A complaint was filed to the ICO, but the case officer and entity in breach of offenses did not respond. The lack of compliance and communication led to frustration, with the ICO referring to the case officer for resolution, despite the claim that the officer is fictitious and unresponsive. No progress has been made.

  • Are the children in care system feral?

    The story of Genie Wiley, a feral child kept in isolation for 13 years by her parents, sheds light on the consequences of such treatment. Despite attempts to study her case for the benefit of future children, the system failed her. This tragic story raises questions about the care system’s impact on children like Genie…

  • Social worker gets eight years.

    A social worker, Thomas Proctor, has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for multiple rapes and sexual assaults. Described as a “calculated predator,” Proctor denied the accusations but was found guilty of 11 charges. The case raises questions about professionals with findings of domestic abuse in family courts continuing to work with women.

  • Is the ICO unable to enforce Section 10 offences.

    Martin Newbold contacted the ICO with dissatisfaction over their handling of information complaints. He expressed frustration over lack of communication and accused the case officer of inaction. Despite his plea for help, the chat representative could only advise contacting the case officer directly. Martin remains concerned about justice in family court.

  • Growing Concerns over graves in Milltown

    Concerns have been raised about maintenance work at Belfast’s Milltown Cemetery potentially disturbing unmarked graves of infants. Nuala McAllister MLA expressed “no confidence” unless there is full transparency. She highlighted the impact on mothers and criticized the handling of women in childbirth and stillborn babies by the Catholic Church.

  • Parental Alienation expert now advises court

    An expert, previously disciplined for breaching ethics, has been appointed to advise family court despite criticism from a UN Human Rights expert. Allegedly, High Court Judges are aware of the concerns, raising questions about the appointment’s propriety. (Word count: 37)

  • In The News

    The latest child welfare concerns include a potential child trafficking case in Portsmouth on April 11, 2025. Family court statistics indicate a rise in adoptions, and changes in family law fees are expected. Additionally, oral trusts for gifts to grandchildren may not be sufficient. Karen Woodhall discusses the Irish Mail on Sunday in her blog.