Ever come across the term ‘C79 form’ in family court discussions? This vital document plays a central role when Child Arrangements Orders are not being followed. Here’s a breakdown for better understanding:
What is the C79 Form?
The C79 form is used in family court proceedings in England and Wales. Specifically, it’s the application to enforce an existing Child Arrangements Order or to ensure that contact, as set out in a previous order, is being adhered to.
Why is the C79 Form Needed?
The C79 form comes into play when one party believes that the other isn’t adhering to the conditions of an existing Child Arrangements Order. This form serves as a way to bring the matter back to court, seeking intervention to enforce the order.
Enforcing Child’s Best Interests
Ensuring that Child Arrangements Orders are respected is crucial for the child’s stability and well-being. The C79 form is an essential tool in making sure these orders are followed and that the child’s best interests are maintained.
Seeking Expert Guidance
Navigating family court processes can be intricate. If you believe a Child Arrangements Order isn’t being followed or need assistance with the C79 form, reach out to me. As a paralegal and McKenzie friend, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
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