Category: Emergency Protection Order
Prohibited Steps Orders: Protecting Your Child’s Welfare
What is a Prohibited Steps Order? A Prohibited Steps Order is a type of court order used in family law to prevent one or both parents, or anyone with parental responsibility, from carrying out certain actions concerning a child without the court’s permission. Its main purpose is to protect the welfare of the child by…
Specific Issue Orders: Resolving Disputes About Your Child
What is a Specific Issue Order? A Specific Issue Order is a type of court order used in family law to help resolve particular disputes about a child’s upbringing when those with parental responsibility cannot agree. It is designed to address a specific question or issue relating to a child’s welfare, rather than covering broader…
