Service
Children matters, handled calmly
Support with child arrangements, contact difficulties and Child Arrangements Order applications — so you understand the process, the likely outcomes and how to put your case across without escalating the conflict.
Who this is for
For parents who need clarity, not conflict
You may be trying to agree where the children live or how time is shared, dealing with contact that keeps breaking down, or facing an application that has already been issued.
Whatever the starting point, the court's question is the same: what is in the children's best interests? We help you build your case around that question rather than around the argument you are having with the other parent.
Children first. Strategy second. Paperwork last.
How Price Family Law can help
Practical help at every stage
You choose how much support you want — a single consultation to get your bearings, or ongoing help through to a final hearing.
Understanding your position
An honest assessment of the arrangements a court is likely to consider reasonable, based on your circumstances rather than on what you have read online.
Before you apply
Help with mediation preparation, proposals in writing and the MIAM requirement, so an application is only made if it is genuinely the right step.
Applications and forms
Support completing the C100 and any supporting statements accurately, with the detail the court needs and none of the detail it does not.
Statements that land
Your witness statement rewritten around facts, dates and the children's welfare — focused, chronological and free of point-scoring.
Cafcass and safeguarding
Preparation for your Cafcass call and safeguarding checks, so you know what will be asked and how to answer clearly.
Hearing preparation
A run-through of what happens on the day, what the judge will want, and the position you are asking the court to approve.
What the process involves
What usually happens, step by step
- 1
Talk it through
A consultation covering the history, the current arrangements and what you want to achieve.
- 2
Try to agree
Written proposals or mediation first. Agreements reached outside court are quicker, cheaper and usually hold better.
- 3
Apply if needed
If agreement is not possible, we help you prepare a clear, proportionate application and supporting evidence.
- 4
Through the hearings
Preparation for each hearing and each direction, so nothing is missed and no deadline catches you out.
What clients can expect
Steady support at a difficult time
You will always know what stage you are at, what happens next and what it costs. We answer questions as they come up rather than saving them for a billable call.
You do not have to be the loudest parent in the room — just the clearest.
FAQs
Children matters questions
Let's get you a clear plan
Book a consultation and leave with an honest view of where you stand, the options in front of you and a practical next step you can actually take.
Consultations are held online or by phone. Fixed fee agreed before you book — no hourly billing, no surprises.