Child Arrangements · C100 · England & Wales

Child Arrangements Applications, Responses and Disputes

Whether you are applying for a child arrangements order, responding to an application, or dealing with contact that has suddenly stopped — get clear, practical guidance and support throughout the process.

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Child Arrangements Support — How We Help

C100 Application Help

The C100 is the form used to apply for a child arrangements order. We help you complete it accurately — covering the required MIAM certificate, your proposals, and any urgent considerations.

Child Contact Has Stopped

If the other parent has stopped contact without a court order in place, or is breaching an existing order, we explain your options and help you take the right steps urgently.

Responding to a C100 Application

If you have been served with a child arrangements application, you have the right to respond. We help you prepare a clear, child-focused response that presents your position effectively.

First Hearing (FHDRA) Preparation

The First Hearing Dispute Resolution Appointment sets the tone for your entire case. We prepare you for exactly what to expect — including Cafcass attendance, the questions you'll face, and how to present your proposals.

Throughout the Process

From the C100 application through to a Final Hearing, child arrangements cases can take many months. We support you at every stage — hearings, statements, Cafcass, and more.

Free Initial Consultation

Book a free consultation to discuss your child arrangements situation. Understand your options, the likely process, and what support is available to you — at no cost.

Common Questions

Dealing With a Child Arrangements Dispute?

Get clear guidance on your options and what to do next — from initial application through to final hearing.

Not legal advice · England & Wales · Serving clients locally and remotely

Please note: My role is to provide practical, process‑focused support. I do not give legal advice. Legal advice is often needed at key points, and I regularly encourage people to seek advice from a family solicitor. Many clients work with me alongside their solicitor, using legal advice for legal decisions and practical support to manage the process around it.

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