I can only imagine how worried you are about this; I think every parent would be. There are two scenarios: 1) You will move back to the UK and nobody will make a referral to Social Services and you and your daughter can continue living worry-free lives. 2) You will move back to the UK and somebody w...

Hello May12345, The others have already answered your questions, just adding a bit. === In terms of your relocation: Social care have no national record of children subject to social care intervention. The NHS have electronic Child Protection-Information Sharing - I am not sure whether it notifies s...

Unfortunately, as you state 'the status' is on your child's records and as such there is nothing you can do to get rid of it – it needs to remain recorded and professionals are trained to consider the family history of safeguarding concerns because research shows that past behaviour is often a good ...

There are many reasons why I believe this would never be agreed by court but one of them would be that I cannot imagine the professionals would believe that this would work practically. - You are currently believed to potentially pose a risk to your child and as such are assessed as needing constant...

I am very sorry to hear about the situation you have found yourself in. I believe that the professionals cannot use any diagnosis against you unless they can demonstrate that there is a direct impact of it on your child - any completed assessments will look how any of your emotional/mental health di...