Child Law
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a court order that sets out where a child will live, how much time they’ll spend with each parent or relative, and other arrangements for their care. It replaces older terms like “custody” and “access.”
If you have parental responsibility, you can apply for a Prohibited Steps Order to prevent actions like relocating the child, changing schools, or taking them abroad without consent.
You can use mediation to try to resolve the issue. If that fails, the court can make a Specific Issue Order to decide on key matters like education, religion, or medical care based on the child’s best interests.
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