There are three types of orders that the court can make in relation to children. The first is a child arrangements order, which will decide where the children live and how much time they spend with the other parent. The second is a prohibited steps order, which will prohibit one parent from doing a certain thing or stop them from doing something. The final one is a specific issue order, which will deal with a specific issue essentially that’s been brought to the court’s attention.
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