What are the Types of Parenting Orders That a Court Can Make?

The types of parenting Orders that the Court can make include:

 

1. Who shall have parental responsibility for decision-making for the short- and long-term care, welfare, and development of the children;
2. The processes to be followed when making decisions, where two or more persons have parental responsibility;
3. The living arrangements of the children and with whom they shall live;
4. What time the children shall spend with the other parent or other person(s) (such as non-parents, including grandparents or other relatives of the child)
5. Types and frequency of communication between the children and parents or other persons;
6. Any protective Orders or measures to be taken to safeguard the children;
7. Specific Orders such as education, extra-curricular activities, health, travel, etc
8. Any other aspect of the future care, welfare, or development of the children.

 

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