Arrangements about who the children live with and who they spend time with cannot be dealt with in a consent order. These would be dealt with separately. A consent order can only deal with financial matters following divorce. This may include financial aspects related to the children such as payment of school fees and health insurance. Where one party is a very high earner, the consent order may also deal with claims for ‘top up’ child maintenance, but these cases are very rare. You should seek specialist legal advice from a Family Lawyer if there are costs associated with the children that you want to incorporate into a settlement.