Family Law Services | Child Arrangements
Sometimes in a divorce or separation, it is difficult to be reasonable with your ex. This can result in a standoff about how you will both care for your children. Making child arrangements is not part of a divorce in England or Wales, so it is important to get arrangements for your children finalised.
Firstly, you can try to come to an agreement yourselves. Try to put any animosity or hurt to one side for now. This can be really difficult to do alone, so you might want to consider Mediation.
The last and final option is to go to Court to get a Child Arrangement Order. If you choose this option, you leave it up to a Court to decide who will be the primary carer of your children and the amount of access that is allowed by the secondary carer. You can do this without the help and legal advice from a Family Law Solicitor, but it will be difficult for several reasons.
Not knowing how the Court works, the process, what forms to fill in and how to respond to letters you receive can feel very unsettling, particularly when it’s such an important issue.
Getting legal advice from a specialist Family Law Solicitor will help you to understand what the likely outcome of the Child Arrangement Order will be. Aramas Law could also help to change and improve the outcome for you. You’ll have someone on your side who knows the law and how the Court works.
Aramas Law is very experienced in dealing with these sensitive issues and will make sure that your children always come first. We can give you the clear and concise advice you need to make an informed decisions on how to proceed with your child law case. We know that all legal issues involving children are intensely emotional for all involved and so we strive to deal with all child law cases efficiently, sensitively and professionally .
We can also make applications to court if necessary and advocate on your behalf; but whatever happens you can know that we are always on your side.
We also assist with variation of current children arrangements and also if the other party is failing to promote contact, we can also apply to the court on your behalf to ensure contact arrangements are taking place.
For expert legal advice call our experts for a professional and informative consultation about child arrangements, on 0161 817 5014 or complete the form