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1. www.gov.uk › parental-rights-responsibilitiesParental rights and responsibilities - GOV.UK

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   Who has parental responsibility for looking after children, and how to apply for parental responsibility if you were unmarried to the mother or are not on the birth certificate.

   • Who Has Parental Responsibility

     A mother automatically has parental responsibility for her...

   • Apply for Parental Responsibility

     If you want parental responsibility but cannot agree on...

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   • Apply for a Court Order

     It costs £255 to apply for a court order. You may be able to...

   • Making Child Arrangements

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3. www.separateddads.co.uk › download-parentalParental Responsibility Guide and Letters - separateddads.co.uk

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   Dec 2, 2020 · The guide includes comprehensive detail on numerous Parental Responsibility considerations and issues including: What Parental Responsibility is, how long it lasts and can it be taken away. How to obtain Parental Responsibility. Parental Responsibility agreements and orders.

4. www.separateddads.co.uk › your-right-be-keptYour Right to Be Kept Informed About Your Child: A Guide

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   In some cases, your child may be moved from one doctor’s practice to another, and if this is the case, and you are unaware of the location of the new practice, you can write to the Area Health Authority, with proof of your Parental Responsibility, and they will inform you as to the new practice details. At this point, you must contact the new pract...

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   Under education legislation, if you are the natural parent or have been granted parental responsibility, you are within your rights to receive information regarding your child’s schooling. It is essential that you make sure that the school has your address and knows that you want the same information sent to both parents.

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   You want an Order relating to specific issues of how your child is being looked after by the other parent

   You cannot reach an agreement with the other parent

   You fear for the general wellbeing of your child

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5. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › family › makingMaking child arrangements - Citizens Advice

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   How to agree where your children live, who they live with and how often you'll see them after you've split up. This is also called making 'child arrangements'.

6. childlawadvice.org.uk › information-pages › contactContact - childlawadvice.org.uk

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   Jul 30, 2024 · Contact between a parent and child can be direct, or, in other words, face-to-face, which can include contact during the day or overnight. Contact may also be indirect, which can include telephone conversations, video calls, e-mails, letters, and gifts. Contact can also be supervised in a contact centre.

7. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsUnderstanding and dealing with issues relating to parental ...

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   Aug 24, 2023 · If a parent raises a concern and you are unsure how to act, you should seek legal advice to ensure that the parent’s rights and responsibilities are not infringed and the school’s actions are...

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   How do I ask a parent to send a child home?

   • Explain that you, as a parent, are entitled to the same information to be sent home to you as well as the child’s mother. Put this request in writing, with enclosed proof that you are the child’s father. Be prepared for more questions, as schools and doctors have a duty of care to protect the child.

   Your Right to Be Kept Informed About Your Child: A Guide

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   What should a parent do if a child doesn't want contact?

   • A parent should not react by simply stopping contact. They should try to find out why the child does not want contact anymore. It may be that the timing of contact does not suit the child, or there is a worry about the way the child spends time with the non-resident parent. It may also be a reflection of the resident parent's concerns.

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   What is contact between a non-resident parent and a child?

   • The time the non-resident parent spends with the child is known as contact. Contact between a parent and child can be direct, or, in other words, face-to-face, which can include contact during the day or overnight. Contact may also be indirect, which can include telephone conversations, video calls, e-mails, letters, and gifts.

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   What is contact between a parent and a child?

   • Contact between a parent and child can be direct, or, in other words, face-to-face, which can include contact during the day or overnight. Contact may also be indirect, which can include telephone conversations, video calls, e-mails, letters, and gifts. Contact can also be supervised in a contact centre.

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   How long should a parent have contact with their child?

   • There is no set amount of time that a parent should have contact with their child. The level of contact that a parent has with their child varies from family to family, as arrangements must take into account the realities of school, childcare, distance between parents houses, work obligations, and after-school clubs.

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   What if my child's mother doesn't agree to me having Pr?

   • If the child's mother does not agree to you having PR for the child, you could apply for a 'Parental Responsibility Order' through the courts. This order will state that a specific named person, i.e. you, have PR for your child. It is then shared between yourself and the child's mother, and any other person that has PR for your child.

   Parental Responsibility Guide and Letters - separateddads.co.uk

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9. www.childline.org.uk › young-parentsYoung parents - Childline

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   Being a new parent. No matter how old or young they are, most parents find it hard to cope when they have a baby. When you’re a new mother or father, you might be worried about: feeling judged or people making comments. arguing with your family or carers. doing the best for your child.