Intro + Flowchart
🔷 Introductory Copy (Trauma-informed)
Safeguarding means making sure you and your children are protected from harm. If you’re concerned about abuse, violence, neglect, or risk to children’s welfare, you have legal options. This section explains what safeguarding looks like in family court, how to raise concerns, and what the court is expected to do.
📍 Subsection A: What is Safeguarding?
Safeguarding concerns can include:
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Domestic abuse (physical, emotional, coercive control)
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Neglect or harm to children
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Mental health crises or substance misuse by a parent
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Previous involvement with social services
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Risk of abduction or disappearance with a child
➡️ If any of these apply to you, the court must take extra steps to keep you and your children safe.
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