Trust the best Child Custody Solicitors in London for sensitive legal issues
We understand that it is sometimes assumed that parents best handle child-related decisions. However, when significant decisions must be taken, especially in the middle of a divorce or relationship, issues may occur, necessitating the assistance of Child Custody Solicitors in London.
We attempt to advise our clients on the finest alternatives available to them as parents by assisting them in resolving any contested matters in the best interests of their children as child custody solicitors in London. This could include situations when one parent chooses to relocate with the child to another part of the UK or abroad.
Our Child Custody Lawyers can advise you on the many options for resolving child-related conflicts, preferably through agreements achieved through mediation. However, if you cannot address your child custody issues without resorting to court, we can assist you in filing or defending a court application. In the case of children, the courts have the authority to make the following orders:
- Contact Order — a court order allowing the children to communicate with the non-resident parent.
- Parental Responsibility Order grants a non-married father or guardian legal rights and responsibility for their children.
- Prohibited Steps Order – When one parent disagrees with the decisions made by the other about their kid, this is known as a prohibited steps order. An order prohibiting the child from leaving the nation is one example.
- Specific Issue Order – This is used when parents dispute a particular area of their children’s upbringing, such as which school they should attend.
- The residence order– Also known as a shared residence order, determines where the children will live.
If you need to take immediate action to protect your children’s safety and wellbeing, the child law experts at CAS can assist you in getting an emergency Court Order. When a Child Arrangements Order is in place, no one can take the child out of the UK (for more than one month) unless everyone responsible gives written agreement or the court allows it.
If a Child Arrangement Order is not in effect, either parent may take the child overseas without restriction or prior consent. However, this may be avoided if the other parent obtained a Prohibited Steps Order or a Specific Issue Order from the court prohibiting the kid from being taken abroad.
If the parents cannot reach an agreement on their child’s or children’s issues, the court should be consulted as a last resort. Don’t hesitate to contact our Child Custody Lawyers to learn more about our services and to receive appropriate child custody advice and arrangements. Call us on 02039300780 for all information or write to us as info@consultasolicitor.co.uk.