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Here are some cases and articles that I discovered regarding #ASD #SEN #SEND #Autism #AutismAcceptance #AutismAwareness #Autistic Involved #localauthority #socialworkers and Cafcass Speaks about #reasonableadjustments. Again I'll reiterate that there is no #legalguidance for autistic children or autistic adults in family law. They have a bench book but obviously...

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Fighting for Justice for DA victims and Equality

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Fighting for Justice for DA victims and Equalityvor 2 Jahren

#ameliahill #scotthalliday

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@MyCafcass I almost can’t listen to you because I am so upset. It’s not rocket science to educate professionals about autism, ADHD etc.

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Fighting for Justice for DA victims and Equalityvor 2 Jahren

@RowanzzHull @MyCafcass Oh I'm sorry I haven't genuinely meant to cause upset. I just know how this is and had to deal with it myself with my sons rights stripped away due to his additional needs

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@MyCafcass You are doing brilliant work in talking about these cases, especially where individuals have been discriminated against in the court system. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Fighting for Justice for DA victims and Equalityvor 2 Jahren

@MyCafcass I think mant don't realise these exist. It isn't given exposure how they are behaving the LAs or the courts and cafcass. These are patterns in cases when the parent or child is autistic. It just seems to be going backwards

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Andie Marie S.T.O.P forced adoptionvor 2 Jahren

@MyCafcass My daughter is ADHD/AsD and myself. Instead of supporting us they removed her and she went through hell in the system. Almost gone 💔. Now I fight for the rights of children in care especially SEN mums and children. Is there any way I can contact you please 🙏

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Fighting for Justice for DA victims and Equalityvor 2 Jahren

@MyCafcass I'm so sorry I know the feeling too well which is why I campaign myself. I follow you so you can message me xx

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Hold Up Your Handsvor 2 Jahren

@MyCafcass This is sheer madness @AlexChalkChelt @MoJGovUK @CommonsSpeaker @HouseofCommons 🤮🚩💔

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@MyCafcass @AlexChalkChelt @MoJGovUK @CommonsSpeaker @HouseofCommons It really is isn't it. Oh god forbid though I may be called Dr Google again for educating myself and researching

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FCReform1vor 2 Jahren

@MyCafcass HHJ Middleton Roy does not shy away from making difficult decisions which shows other judges and Cafcass to have erred in law. I hope one day there will be many more like him.

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Fighting for Justice for DA victims and Equalityvor 2 Jahren

@MyCafcass Well I admit I was impressed with his judgement. Its a shame that so many others in the High court are family court are failing

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