Our dedicated team of child custody solicitors is here to assist you in securing the most favourable child arrangements order tailored to your unique situation.
While many individuals commonly refer to it as “child custody,” in legal terms, it’s officially known as Child Arrangements. Our experienced solicitors are well-versed in navigating the complexities of child arrangement orders and ensuring that your rights and the best interests of your child are protected.
When solidifying child arrangements, it’s crucial to formalise them in writing through a legally binding Child Arrangements Order. This not only provides clarity but also helps prevent any potential misunderstandings or disputes in the future. Our skilled child lawyers based in Birmingham can skillfully draft and finalise these orders to ensure that your child’s welfare is prioritised.
Typical child contact arrangements, outlined within these orders, detail the shared time between parents and occasionally involve considerations for grandparents.
In cases involving Child Arrangement Orders, the court carefully considers the unique circumstances to determine the arrangements most beneficial for your children. Your and your children’s perspectives are taken into account, prioritising their wishes and feelings. Court intervention is a final option when parental agreement cannot be reached.
Specific Issue Orders address precise child-related disputes, including matters like religion, medical care, and relocating a child abroad. Unauthorised removal of a child from the country constitutes a criminal offence. Our team of skilled child arrangement lawyers specialises in resolving disputes stemming from divorce or separation.
Prohibited Steps Orders serve to prevent actions by one parent that could potentially harm the child’s well-being. These orders commonly address concerns regarding parental responsibility execution. Issues such as negative influence, permanent relocation from the UK, or halting necessary medical treatment fall under the scope of Prohibited Steps Orders.
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