We understand that dealing with legal issues involving your children can be difficult and overwhelming. Our experienced child law team will walk you through the process of establishing child arrangements following a divorce, and our child maintenance lawyers are here to assist you get the best possible conclusion.
Our Child Law Services
Our child law experts at the Stowe Family Law Sheffield office will guide you throughout the legal process with the children’s best interest and a compassionate approach to resolving contact arrangements and child maintenance issues.
Child Maintenance Sheffield
What is child maintenance?
Child maintenance is a recurring payment provided by one parent to the other. The pay out is computed based on a variety of factors and conditions and covers the child's living expenses.
Separated parents should try to discuss and agree on a child support amount. This, however, is not always achievable. In this situation, they would apply to the CMS (Child Maintenance Service), which arranges and collects child support payments.
Our Sheffield divorce solicitors have assisted numerous couples with resolving child maintenance concerns through the CMS and, on occasion, the court system.
Custody (Child Arrangements Order) Sheffield
What is a child arrangements order?
A child arrangements order is a court order that specifies who is responsible for a child's care, including who the children live with, where they reside, and when and how they will visit each parent. When parents cannot agree on how to care for their children, child arrangements orders are frequently employed.
Several hearings in a family court may be required as part of the child arrangements order procedure. However, once in place, it is legally enforceable and normally lasts until the minor reaches the age of 18.
Our Sheffield family law experts can assist you in navigating the process and resolving issues as swiftly and pleasantly as possible.
For more information on how we can help you, contact our family solicitors in Sheffield today.