Ministry of Justice/ Family Justice Review. 30 questions.

30 item questionnaire & answers.
http://www.justice.gov.uk/reviews/docs/evidence-questions.pdf

This blog shows the more detailed questions posed by this review board from the Ministry of Justice, I have shared a few of my answers here.why not share yours here.
(To see all 30 click on the origional blog title above)


9) The hypocrisy that ensues from the Family Court process starts with the bland meaning less statement in the "child's best interest" yet the children are never heard. Instead the erroneous CAFCASS and Social Services rely on the mother's word as being Gospel and not truly what the children want. Perhaps schools should appoint an independent advocate pastoral or religious who works like and with the family doctor to offer children private advice and that can be reported solely to a Family Court Judges and once again the reliance of more then one witness to a child's statement and a private room within the school where matters can be dealt with in an non intimidating way.




19) This is a mini statement blog;


30) Along with Parental Alienation, False allegations and children going into care or foster home on spurious Social services claims such as the dog barked so the child needs to go into care! But one other hidden secret the public never see as a result of these sinister courts is the resulting suicides of those falling fowl of this appalling system! In Australia where a thorough record is kept over 12,000 people have taken their lives since November 2007 ( when Kevin Rudd took office) it is believed similar numbers are lost in the UK ( where the BBC mocked a protester on the Tyne Bridge for trying to highlight this fact) and Canada . In the USA where numbers run into the 100,000's SCC.org has revealed the correlation between returning service personnel and their added involvement in the family law system adding significantly to this tragic number!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_StCzStBy0



http://www.westlondonmediation.co.uk/form.htm