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c100 form

If you're involved in a family court dispute or need to make formal arrangements for your child, the C100 form is essential. This form is used to apply for various court orders under the Children Act 1989, which can help resolve issues concerning your child’s upbringing.

Whether you're seeking assistance from a family solicitor or representing yourself with the support of a McKenzie Friend, understanding and properly completing the C100 form is crucial.


Types of Orders You Can Apply For

The C100 form allows you to apply for several types of court orders, including:

  • Child Arrangements Order
    This order determines where a child will live, who they will spend time with, and when.

  • Prohibited Steps Order
    This order restricts a parent from making certain decisions about a child's upbringing without the court’s permission.

  • Specific Issue Order
    This order resolves specific disputes about a child's upbringing, such as education or religious matters.


How to Submit Your Application

To begin the process, you have two options:

  • Download the C100 Application Form and submit it to the court

  • Apply Online  (CLICK HERE)
    In many cases, you may be eligible to submit your C100 application online, which is a convenient option whether you're working with a family solicitor or navigating the process with the help of a McKenzie Friend. 

Online applications can be submitted for:

  • Child arrangements orders

  • Prohibited steps orders

  • Specific issue orders

  • Consent orders

Download the C100 Form

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