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Legal team had to take ‘forensic’ approach to ‘fabricated’ pregnancy case
Legal teams had to piece together photographs, medical records, bank statements and police evidence in a highly unusual High Court fact-finding hearing which became a “forensic investigation” to establish whether children at the centre of proceedings actually existed. A judgment on John v Jane [2026] EWHC 415 (Fam) was handed down in private on 26th February 2026, but published last
Legal team had to take ‘forensic’ approach to ‘fabricated’ pregnancy case
Legal teams had to piece together photographs, medical records, bank statements and police evidence in a highly unusual High Court fact-finding hearing which became a “forensic investigation” to establish whether children at the centre of proceedings actually existed. A judgment on John v Jane [2026] EWHC 415 (Fam) was handed down in private on 26th February 2026, but published last
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