5 Common Types Of UK Family COURT ORDERS

I. Child Arrangements Order

This Court Order sets out the living arrangements for a child or children, including which parent they will live with for the majority of the time.

2. Specific Issue Order

This is used when people with Parental Responsibility for a child disagree on a particular matter, for example what a child’s surname should be after divorce.

3. Occupation Orders

With an Occupation Order, you can prevent a violent ex-partner from being in the property or coming near it.

4. Pension Sharing Order

This type of order rules how a pension pot should be split following divorce or civil partnership dissolution.

5. Maintenance Order

Seperate from Child Maintenance, this order states how much Spousal Maintenance someone must pay their ex following divorce.

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