Navigating the complexities of divorce and separation, especially when children are involved, can be overwhelming. If you’re unable to reach an agreement regarding your child’s arrangements, you might need to apply for a Child Arrangements Order. In this video, our children law experts at Myerson explain the crucial process of a fact-finding hearing, particularly when domestic abuse is alleged.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- What constitutes domestic abuse and its impact on children.
- The role of the Family Procedure Rules in cases involving domestic abuse allegations.
- The purpose of a fact-finding hearing and when it is necessary.
- How the court determines whether disputed events, such as domestic abuse, occurred using the balance of probabilities test.
- The implications of the court’s findings on child arrangements and how any identified risks are managed.
- The importance of early, independent legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances.

As members of Resolution, we are dedicated to resolving family issues through a non-confrontational approach, always prioritizing the best interests of the children and the family as a whole.

If you need advice on child arrangements, fact-finding hearings, or any related issues, our team is here to support you. Contact us at 0161 941 4000 or email us at lawyers@myerson.co.uk for a personalized consultation.

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