Enforcing Your Child Arrangement Order

C79 Form Application Solicitors

Is your ex-partner ignoring a court order for your child? The C79 form is the official application to enforce a Child Arrangement Order. Our expert family solicitors will ensure your application is submitted correctly and robustly, to get your arrangements back on track.

Taking Action When Your Court Order is Breached

A Child Arrangement Order is a legal instruction from the court, and it is not optional. If the other parent is not complying, the C79 form is the official legal step to ask a judge to intervene and enforce the terms of the order.

Drafting the C79 Application

We ensure the form is completed accurately, detailing precisely how the original order has been breached and what you are asking the court to do about it.

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Gathering & Presenting Evidence

We help you gather the necessary evidence of the breach, such as messages, emails, or a log of events, and attach it to your application in the correct format.

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Representation at the Hearing

Submitting a C79 form will lead to a court hearing. We provide robust representation to present your case for enforcement clearly and persuasively to the judge.

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Upholding Your Child's Rights

A Child Arrangement Order is made for the benefit of your child. When it is breached, it is the child's right to a stable and predictable relationship with both parents that is undermined. Our approach is firm, fast, and focused on getting the arrangements back on track as the court intended.

Robust & Decisive Action: We act quickly to prepare and file your C79 application to avoid unnecessary delay.
Child-Focused Strategy: We frame every argument around the child's best interests, which is the court's only priority.
Expert Courtroom Representation: We are skilled advocates, dedicated to ensuring the court understands the impact of the breach.

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Questions About the C79 Application

What is the purpose of a C79 application?

A C79 application is used specifically to ask the court to enforce a Child Arrangement Order that you believe has been broken by the other party without a reasonable excuse.

What happens after the C79 form is submitted?

The court will issue (stamp) the application and ensure it is served on the other person (the Respondent). A hearing will then be listed where both parties must attend court to discuss the alleged breaches with a judge.

What can the court do if it agrees the order was breached?

The court has a range of powers, including varying the original order, ordering contact to make up for missed time, ordering the person in breach to attend parenting programmes or pay financial compensation. In very serious cases, the court can even impose a fine, community service, or a prison sentence.

Ensure Your Court Order is Respected

You do not have to accept continued breaches of a Child Arrangement Order. Contact us today for expert advice on how to enforce your rights using a C79 application.

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