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This area covers who a child will live with and how they will spend time with each parent after separation, including making or enforcing arrangements for the child’s upbringing and welfare. A solicitor helps with applications under the Children Act 1989, drafting orders about residence (where the child lives), contact (who they see and when), and parental responsibility, and representing the client in family court proceedings. The work may involve gathering evidence, negotiating parenting plans, and applying for or defending court orders to protect the child’s welfare.
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Key decisions concern the child’s living arrangements, routine, and important welfare issues. A solicitor helps secure, review, or modify orders such as residence and contact, and can advise on enforcement or variation if circumstances change. The process hinges on timely court action and safeguarding the child’s best interests under the Children Act 1989.
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