2 DECEMBER 2025 14:15
A Prohibited Steps Order can stop a parent from taking certain actions without permission—providing vital protection for children when urgent issues arise.
Common issues include:
► A parent threatening to move the child away
► Concerns about the child being taken out of school
► One parent attempting to change the child’s surname
► Disagreements over medical decisions or travel abroad
If you believe a Prohibited Steps Order may be necessary, contact our family law team immediately. Some cases may involve urgent court applications.
We offer a free, confidential initial meeting, and Legal Aid may be available.
Llanelli: 01554 755101
L.Williams@gomerwilliams.co.uk
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