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Kyle Squire#4291

Kyle Squire

5 Pump Court
Within his family practice, Kyle focuses on children cases (with an emphasis on public children). He appears at all levels of the Family Court and in the Family Division of the High Court. He has a reputation for being knowledgeable and thorough in his preparation and presentation of cases. Kyle has experience of representing local authorities, parents and children in fact-findings, final hearings, on appeal and all stages in between (as sole counsel and led junior). In particular, Kyle is accomplished in cases involving:
  • allegations of sexual abuse;
  • allegations of non-accidental injury;
  • significant medical disclosure and conflicting medical opinions;
  • applications for deprivation of liberty under the inherent jurisdiction;
  • representation of a party with learning disabilities, including through the Official Solicitor;
  • young people involved in gang affiliation and 'county lines'.

Cases where there is overlap between the Family Court and the Court of Protection are of particular interest to Kyle, and where his experience of both jurisdictions can have a real impact.
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A final order has been made by lay justices under section 13 of the Children Act 1989. That order was appealed and the appeal was dismissed by a circuit judge. Is permission required for a second appeal and would that appeal be heard by the Court of Appeal as opposed to the High Court? If not what is the correct procedure?
A final order has been made by lay justices under section 13 of the Children Act 1989. That order was appealed and the appeal was dismissed by a circuit judge. Is permission required for a second appeal and would that appeal be heard by the Court of Appeal as opposed to the High Court? If not what is the correct procedure?
Q&As
Where DNA test results have concluded that the father of a child is not their biological father, what steps can the mother take to apply for the removal of the father’s parental responsibility?
Where DNA test results have concluded that the father of a child is not their biological father, what steps can the mother take to apply for the removal of the father’s parental responsibility?
Q&As

Practice Area

Panel

  • Q&A Panel

Qualified Year

  • 2013

Education

  • LL.B Law (Hons) ' First Class
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