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8. Attending the court
If you require an interpreter, you must tell the court now so that one can be arranged.
If Yes, please specify the language and dialect:
Do you or any of the parties
need an interpreter at court?
Yes No
Checklist
Please check that you have completed all parts of the
form and attached all the relevant documents:
a copy of the child arrangements order, or the
case number
appropriate fee enclosed (leaet EX50 provides
information about court fees)
details of additional children, if there are more
than four children in Section 3
details of additional respondents, if there are
more than two respondents in Section 4
details of additional ongoing cases if more than
one in Section 5
Now take or send your application with the correct
fee to the court.
Court fees
You may be exempt from paying all or part of the
fee. The combined booklet and application form
‘EX160A Court and Tribunal Fees - Do you have
to pay them’ gives more information. You can get
a copy from the court or download a copy from our
website at www.justice.gov.uk/courts
If attending the court, do you or
any of the parties involved have
a disability for which you require
special assistance or special
facilities?
Yes No
If Yes, please say what the needs are
Please say whether the court
needs to make any special
arrangements for you to attend
court (e.g. providing you with a
separate waiting room from the
respondent or other security
provisions).
Court staff may get in touch with you about the requirements