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Hi gents
I have an adjourned prohibited steps application against the mother in law, due to the length of the adjournment (9 months already, yeah tell me about it) other immediate issues have arisen. I need to request to vary it on an ex parte basis to have it immediately put in to protect my children.
What form(s) do I need to fill in to do so?
I will be attending court tomorrow in person to file. I believe a CB1 may be needed but am lost what else if anything...any help will be greatly appreciated, no time for solicitor or CAB to get involved.
Thanks in advance
hi,
to vary, will need c100 form -
You can also use this form to apply to vary or discharge any of these orders.
Before you apply, you are legally required to attend a meeting about mediation and other ways of resolving your dispute without going to court, except in certain cases (for example, if there is evidence of domestic abuse).
Just in case anyone is in this situation it's forms C100 (thank you Bill) and form C1A and an additional fee of £155.
All to be filled in triplicate as usual for court.
Thanks again
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