See how CoNest turns court wording into a usable family schedule.
Explore a fictional England & Wales Child Arrangements Order, select individual paragraphs and see how CoNest separates historic wording, connects school-dependent arrangements and builds a practical schedule without changing the order itself.
Current arrangementsSchool-aware datesFocused questionsSchedule preview
CoNest Intelligence · demonstrationOrder → current rules → school dates → shared schedule
Fictional C43 example No legal advice
England & Wales family-order demonstrationC43-style Child Arrangements Order layout
This is the real CoNest website interaction using sample names and a sample case number. The paper itself mirrors the hierarchy, tables, notices and numbered paragraphs used in an England & Wales Family Court order.
DEMONSTRATION · NOT A COURT ORDER
C43 Child Arrangements/Specific Issue/Prohibited Steps Order
The Family Court at DEMONSTRATION COURTCourts of Justice, Example Street, Example Town, EX1 1AAPlease address all communications to the Court Manager and quote the case number.Tel: 00000 000000 Produced By: Demonstration Page: 1
In the Family Court atDEMONSTRATION COURT
Case Number:AB26P00123
OrderChild Arrangements OrderSection 8 Children Act 1989
The full name(s) of the child
Boy or Girl
Date(s) of Birth
Alannah Morgan
Girl
12 May 2017
Noah Morgan
Boy
18 March 2020
Before District Judge Example sitting at the Family Court at Demonstration Court, in private, on 4 August 2026
Upon considering the application and the agreement reached between the parties.
The parties and representation:
1. The applicant is Savannah Morgan, the mother, acting in person. The respondent is Jamie Morgan, the father, acting in person.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
Confidentiality warning
Information identifying children or parties in family proceedings must be handled in accordance with the court’s directions and the law. This demonstration contains sample names only.
Child arrangements orders warnings
A child arrangements order sets out living arrangements and/or time a child is to spend with another person. The official order received from the court contains the full statutory warnings and must be followed as issued.
RECITALS
2. The parties agree that the children’s school routines, prescribed medication and significant welfare information shall be shared between the two homes and that the children shall spend time with each parent in accordance with the arrangements below.
C43 · Demonstration only · Page 1
DEMONSTRATION · NOT A COURT ORDER
C43 Child Arrangements/Specific Issue/Prohibited Steps Order
The Family Court at DEMONSTRATION COURTPlease quote case number AB26P00123 in all communications. Page: 2
IT IS ORDERED THAT:-
3. The children shall live with the mother.
4. The children shall spend time with the father in accordance with the schedule below or as otherwise agreed in writing between the parents.
5. School collection and return shall be used where expressly provided by this order. Holiday arrangements below shall take priority over the ordinary term-time pattern where they overlap.
Warning: This page is a CoNest demonstration of order-reading behaviour. It is not an issued court order and is not legal advice.
C43 · Demonstration only · Page 2
CoNest Court Order IntelligenceReady to read the demonstration order
Waiting
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Paragraph 6(a)(i)Current arrangement
Fortnightly weekends
A continuing fortnightly term-time cycle. School collection and school return are preserved as handover points.
ResultAlternate Friday-to-Monday weekends
Organised rule mapWhat CoNest can actually use.
Schedule previewExamples after school dates are connected
Sample 2026/27 calendar
School collectionFortnightly weekend begins · Father
School returnWeekend ends at school
Midweek overnightSchool collection → Thursday school return
Half-term beginsOpening parent retained to Wednesday 13:00
No unnecessary questions.Where the order itself provides a reliable cycle, base year, time or school handover, the demonstration calculates forward instead of asking the family to re-enter it.
Order pages→Operative rules→School dates→Schedule
01Keep the wording intact
CoNest organises what is written rather than rewriting the order into a different arrangement.
02Use the right dates
Where an arrangement depends on school terms or holidays, the saved school calendar provides the dates.
03Respect fixed arrangements
A fixed holiday or special-day allocation stays fixed unless the order expressly says it alternates.
04Review before the calendar
The family can review the organised rules and resulting dates before they become part of the shared schedule.
Fictional product demonstration
The example above is for showing the CoNest experience only. It is not legal advice and does not analyse a real court order.
