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Specific Issue Order - court order on a specific issue relating to a child
If you and your partner cannot decide about other issues to do with the children, for example, what school they should go to, whether to change their surname, whether they should have a major operation etc., you can apply to the court and let them decide. This is called a "Specific Issue Order".
Or, if the children have been removed from your care you may need a Specific Issue Order telling your partner that they must be returned to you.
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