#c100form

New Blog Just Published ✍️

Applying to court felt overwhelming… especially when faced with the C100 Form.

In our latest blog, we share a real court application journey, breaking down the Form C100 in plain English, what it asks for, and what it means for parents making child arrangements.

“I wish someone had explained this form to me before I started.”

If you’re struggling with the C100 form for child arrangements, you’re not alone. One reader shared: “I felt overwhelmed and unsure where to begin — but breaking it into sections made all the difference.”

This blog walks through the process in a calm, supportive way — explaining what to expect, what the form is really asking, and how to avoid common mistakes.

💛 A useful read if you’re navigating separation and want clarity.

If parents can’t agree on child arrangements – such as where children live, or how much time they spend with each parent – the family court may need to make a decision. The application for this is called a C100 court form. Before applying, most people must attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM), unless an exemption applies.

Our guide breaks down the process in plain English so you can feel prepared. Read more → https://www.mediateuk.co.uk/the-ultimate-guide-to-completing-a-c100-form/