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   When a child spends equal time with both parents?

   • When a child spends equal time with both parents, such as one week with one and another with the other, the parents are said to have shared residence with the child. How do we decide where the child shall live?

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   How do parents decide where a child will live?

   • When it comes to deciding where a child will live, parents can choose whether the decision is made by the parent or the child. If the question of who the child will live with must be resolved in court, the courts will begin to give weight to a child's wishes when they are deemed competent to understand the situation.

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   What age should a child live with a family member?

   • If the question of who the child will live with must be resolved in court, the courts will begin to give weight to a child's wishes when they are deemed competent to understand the situation. This can range between the ages of 12 and 13, depending on the circumstances.

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   What if parents can't agree on where a child should live?

   • If parents cannot agree on where the child shall live there are three options: They can consider family mediation to help them reach agreement. They can ask solicitors to help reach an agreement. If mediation is unsuccessful, they can apply to court for a Child Arrangements Order to determine where the child should live.

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   Should children be seen alone?

   • Every assessment must be informed by the views of the child, as well as the family. Children’s services are legally required under the Children Act 1989 to ascertain the child’s wishes and feelings about the provision of services. The Working Together to Safeguard Children Guidance states that children should be seen alone, wherever possible.

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   When does a Child Arrangements Order expire?

   • When a child reaches the age of 18, the Child Arrangements Order expires. Only in exceptional circumstances can you apply for a Child Arrangements Order for a child aged 16 to 18.

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3. www.gov.uk › parental-rights-responsibilitiesParental rights and responsibilities - GOV.UK

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   Who has parental responsibility for looking after children, and how to apply for parental responsibility if you were unmarried to the mother or are not on the birth certificate.

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     Who has parental responsibility for looking after children,...

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   • Apply for a Court Order

     It costs £255 to apply for a court order. You may be able to...

   • Making Child Arrangements

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4. childlawadvice.org.uk › information-pages › residenceResidence - childlawadvice.org.uk

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   Oct 24, 2024 · This page explains the law on deciding where a child is to live including the different types of living arrangements and explaining the family court orders for residence.

5. childlawadvice.org.uk › information-pages › childChildren’s services referral and assessment - Child Law Advice

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   Aug 8, 2024 · This page explains the duties of Children's Services once a child protection referral is made. It describes the assessment process and timescales and explains possible outcomes of a child protection investigation.

6. www.lawandparents.co.uk › residence-ordersUnderstanding Residence Orders - lawandparents.co.uk

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   Apr 16, 2023 · If you are the parent that the court has ruled against, then you will have visiting rights. This means that between you and your partner you must agree – or the court will make a ruling on your behalf – as to how often and for how long you see your children each day or each week.

7. www.familycourtinfo.org.uk › i-need › how-court-worksFlowchart for child arrangements cases – Family Court Information

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   This chart covers cases about Child Arrangements (formerly known as Contact & Residence). It does not cover cases where a Local Authority (Social Services) have started a court case because of child protection concerns. This is a simple guide to the Child Arrangements Programme.

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   Where Are My Children? tackles the tough and haunting subject of abortions/birth control. Tyrone Power Sr. was fantastic as the district attorney who wants children, not realizing that his wife secretly had three abortions.

9. helpwithchildarrangements.service.justice.gov.ukGet help with child arrangements - GOV.UK

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   Get help with child arrangements. Use this guide if you need to make or change child arrangements (also known as contact, access or custody) with the other parent. For example, you may need to...