Child Arrangements

20 October 2025 | Child Law Services |

Often described as Child Residence, Contact, Custody or Access, this refers to deciding where your children will live following a divorce or separation and what contact a non-resident parent will have with their children. Increasingly, parents tend to share custody, with children living with both parents for some days each week.

Our child law solicitors can help you make child arrangements through negotiation or mediation where required or assist you with applying to a court for a Child Arrangements Order if you cannot make a voluntary agreement with your children’s other parent.