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<h1 id="c129ec81-0c5c-4492-ae4d-cb358a3b94dd" data-toc-id="c129ec81-0c5c-4492-ae4d-cb358a3b94dd" style="font-size: 32px; font-weight: 600; line-height: 1.2;">Writing a Position Statement in your Children Case - England and Wales</h1>Writing a Position Statement is one of the most useful things that you can do to move your case forward. A properly prepared and considered Position Statement will pay dividends in pretty much all of your Children Hearings.In Court, the Judge needs to know what you want and why. Why your proposal is the best outcome for the child. Too many people overlook this important point. The Judge cannot help you if your proposals are disjointed, vague or you are unsure what you need.You will also have points that you want the Judge to know. Key points which may change the direction odf the case. The Position Statement does the talking for you.This course includes<ul><li>Writing your own Case Theory</li><li>How to write a Position Statement</li><li>Important points for your specific Position Statement</li><li>Sample Position Statements</li><li>Template for your own use</li><li>Checking service including a 30 minute conference call</li></ul>The benefits of this course will stay with you throughout your case, as a well written Position Statement will benefit you at every hearing other than the Final Hearing.

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