What is a breach of a Child Arrangements Order?

A breach of a Child Arrangements Order occurs when either parent does not comply with the terms of the Order. This can include not making the child available for contact with the other parent, or acting contrary to the instructions in the Order.

A breach can also include failing to attend for contact with the child at the ordered times., or unilaterally making alterations to the Order such as consistently returning the child home late.

Any action that goes against the Order especially intentional and significant breaches, are taken seriously by the courts because a Child Arrangements Order is legally binding and designed to protect the best interests of the child.

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