Parents asked to share experience of family court
The survey is anonymous, the JFJC said
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Parents who have been involved in family court proceedings have been asked to share their experiences.
The Jersey Family Justice Council (JFJC) has asked parents and carers to complete a survey to explain what worked, what did not work, and to suggest ideas about how the process could be improved.
The JFJC was launched in 2024 with a mission to oversee the performance, operation and reform of the family justice system with a view to making sure children have the best possible outcomes and families the most positive experience.
The survey of 24 questions, external is anonymous, the JFJC added.
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- Published22 December 2024
