C2 Court Form: An Application in Existing Court Proceedings Relating to Children

The C2 court form is used to:

1. Ask for permission to start proceedings, or
   
2. to request an order or directions in existing proceedings, or
   
3. to ask to join or leave proceedings.

You can download a copy of the C2 form here.

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