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Court orders to protect children
with people who might adopt them. If the court decides not to make a care order they might make a supervision order instead. If the court makes an interim care order Your local council will temporarily
Getting child maintenance
Getting child maintenance Applying to the CMS for child maintenance Challenging what the CMS says you should get If you're owed child maintenance
Paying child maintenance
Paying child maintenance Paying child maintenance through the CMS Challenging what the CMS says you should pay If you owe child maintenance
Local council support for children and families
Local council support for children and families Getting help for your child from your local council If your child is taken into care by your local council Complain about a local council's involvement
If you've been accused of child abuse
if you weren’t prosecuted your association with other people You can check what happens when child abuse is reported to the police. If you’re being investigated by your local council Your local
If there's a child protection plan for your child
protection conference, the people who were there will make a plan to protect your child - this is called a ‘child protection plan’. Check who can go to a child protection conference. You’ll get a copy
If there's a child protection conference for your child
must talk about all the children in your household, even if the people there are only concerned about one child. The people who organise the conference must take into account the race, origin, religion
Choosing how to arrange child maintenance
Choosing how to arrange child maintenance Check what child maintenance arrangement is right for you
Making a private child maintenance arrangement
Making a private child maintenance arrangement Agreeing maintenance between you
Getting help and compensation if you were abused as a child
compensation If you’re not sure you were abused, you can check what counts as child abuse. Getting specialist support The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) give advice to adults