Prohibited Steps Order and Child arrangements Order

Hebrew translation: צו מניעה וצו הסדרי משמורת

23:15 Apr 12, 2015
English to Hebrew translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / Family Court
English term or phrase: Prohibited Steps Order and Child arrangements Order
These Orders are mentioned in the context of a hearing in a Family Court.
Esther Levene
United Kingdom
Local time: 09:57
Hebrew translation:צו מניעה וצו הסדרי משמורת
Explanation:
Since the legal systems in the UK and in Israeli Hebrew are not a one-to-one match in terms of orders given, those are the closest equivalents.

צו מניעה is any kind of restraining order (in other words, it spells out which steps are prohibited. There may be additional, specialized meanings depending on the context, but the general phrasing would probably still apply).
צו הסדרי משמורת is a translation/update of an order dealing with visitation (הסדרי ראייה) and the more general meaning under UK law (see the reference).
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prohibited steps order and child arrangements order
צו מניעה וצו הסדרי משמורת


Explanation:
Since the legal systems in the UK and in Israeli Hebrew are not a one-to-one match in terms of orders given, those are the closest equivalents.

צו מניעה is any kind of restraining order (in other words, it spells out which steps are prohibited. There may be additional, specialized meanings depending on the context, but the general phrasing would probably still apply).
צו הסדרי משמורת is a translation/update of an order dealing with visitation (הסדרי ראייה) and the more general meaning under UK law (see the reference).


    https://www.gov.uk/looking-after-children-divorce/types-of-court-order
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