Leaving care provisions demystified!
Ann Osbourne and Alison Pryor discuss local authority duties under the Children Act 1989 and the Care Act 2014 – when the duties arise, what they encompass, human rights assessments, and the interface with the issues of immigration and homelessness.
About the speakers
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Alison Pryor Alison’s family practice is broad, covering public and private law children proceedings, applications for financial remedies, and ToLATA. Alison has a strong background in criminal law, which benefits her family practice in terms of ensuring a forensic approach and robust advocacy. |
Ann Osbourne Ann is a specialist family law barrister. Ann was a Solicitor for 10 years specialising in family law before transferring to the Bar. Prior to qualification, Ann represented patients at Hospital Managers’ Hearings and at what were then known as Mental Health Review Tribunals in psychiatric facilities. |
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