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Child Arrangements Support and Guidance

Navigating child arrangements can feel overwhelming, particularly when communication has broken down or court proceedings are involved. I provide clear, practical support to help you understand the process, prepare your case and remain focused on achieving the best possible outcome for your children.

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Whether you are applying for a Child Arrangements Order, responding to an application or trying to resolve issues around contact and living arrangements, I will guide you through each stage with straightforward advice and ongoing support.

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How I Can Help With Child Arrangements

Whether you are starting proceedings, responding to an application or seeking to vary or enforce an existing order, I will work in partnership with you throughout the process.

 

Together, we will identify the important issues, organise your evidence, prepare clear documents and make sure you understand what to expect at every stage.

 

Support can include:

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  • C100 applications

  • C1A forms concerning allegations of harm

  • C79 enforcement applications

  • C2 applications in existing proceedings

  • Prohibited Steps and Specific Issue Orders

  • Preparation for Cafcass safeguarding calls, Section 7 interviews

  • Parenting plans, chronologies and evidence organisation

  • Position statements and witness statements

  • Preparation and attendance for FHDRA, DRA, fact-finding and final hearings

  • Dedicated support before, during and after your hearing - including thorough preparation, attending court alongside you, keeping your documents organised, taking detailed notes, providing quiet guidance as issues arise and helping you understand the outcome and next steps

What Clients Say

Clients regularly mention Dan’s calm manner, clear explanations, responsiveness and ability to make a difficult process feel more manageable.
“Dan was very professional from day one. There was one court hearing and it could not have gone any better.”
— Brett, Wigan

You Do Not Have to Prepare for Family Court Alone

Use your free 30-minute consultation to explain your situation, ask questions and understand what practical support may be available. There is no obligation to continue after the initial conversation.

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