Navigating child arrangements after separation or divorce can be challenging, especially when disagreements arise. If you and your former partner cannot reach an amicable resolution regarding where your child should live, how much time they should spend with each parent, or other important parenting matters, you may wish to consider applying for a Child Arrangements Order.
A Child Arrangements Order provides clarity on where your child will live and how they will spend time with each parent. If negotiations between you and your ex-partner have reached a standstill due to differences in opinion, taking the matter to court can bring much-needed certainty and stability for both you and your child.
By applying for a Child Arrangements Order, you effectively remove the stress of ongoing disputes and allow an impartial judge to make a decision in the best interests of your child. This can be particularly beneficial when communication between parents has broken down, as it places the responsibility of decision-making into the hands of the court rather than ongoing conflict between you and your ex-partner.
Before making an application, it’s important to seek legal advice. We understand that court proceedings can feel daunting, which is why we strive to help you explore all available options before taking legal action. However, if an agreement cannot be reached, we can assist you with your application.
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Disclaimer: This post provides information and is not intended to provide legal advice. You should take independent legal advice from an independent legal representative.
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