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A Child’s Views Can Now Count: What the Supreme Court’s Hague Ruling Means for Article 13(b) Grave Risk

by P Dive | Oct 23, 2026 | Fathers Rights

Media sweep: 27 September 2026 A child’s views can now be relevant when a court assesses an Article 13(b) “grave risk” defence under the 1980 Hague Convention. That is the central message from the Supreme Court’s decision in In the Petition of DM [2026] UKSC 32. But...

Threshold Before Permanence: What Re E Means for Fathers Facing a Special Guardianship Order

by P Dive | Oct 22, 2026 | Fathers Rights

Media sweep: 27 September 2026 Fathers United. Rights Respected. Every Dad Matters. The Court of Appeal has delivered an important judgment for families involved in public law children proceedings: Re E (Special Guardianship; Public Law Proceedings) [2026] EWCA Civ...

The Plan DWP Wrote, and the Plan Fathers Need to Know About

by P Dive | Oct 21, 2026 | Fathers Rights

When child maintenance pressure is affecting your wellbeing, it can help to know what support government guidance says should be available. DWP has published guidance on supporting customers at risk, and the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) has its own instructions on...
The 20% Charge in the Official Record: The Case For, the Case Against, and What Is Still Only Proposed

The 20% Charge in the Official Record: The Case For, the Case Against, and What Is Still Only Proposed

by P Dive | Oct 21, 2026 | Fathers Rights

Media sweep reviewed 27 September 2026 The 20% Child Maintenance Service (CMS) collection charge is often discussed as though its purpose and future are already settled. They are not. The official record shows a live policy debate. The current charge remains in place....

Old Law, Equal Standards: Mental-Health Defences, Accountability and the Question of Consistency

by P Dive | Oct 19, 2026 | Fathers Rights

Fathers United. Rights Respected. Every Dad Matters. Mental health, accountability and equality are not competing values. A fair legal system must take serious illness seriously while also requiring credible evidence, clear legal tests and consistent standards. This...

Two Homes, One Income: Why High-Earning Fathers Are the Group Most Likely to Break After Separation

by P Dive | Oct 17, 2026 | Fathers Rights

A senior role can give you authority, structure and control at work. You may run a team. Manage a budget. Lead a department. Carry responsibility for a workforce or international operation. Then separation happens. Suddenly, the salary that supported one family home...
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