A child-arrangement order is a court order that sets out arrangements for a child's upbringing. It can be made by either the mother or father of the child, or by someone with parental responsibility.
The order will specify who the child should live with, and how much time they should spend with each parent. It may also set out other arrangements, such as contact details, communication arrangements and financial support.
A child-arrangement order can be made on a temporary or permanent basis. It can also be made by agreement between the parties involved, without the need for a court order.
If you feel you make need a child arangement order our family law specialists can help we have a great deal of experience in child arrangement orders.