A ‘lives with” order (formerly known as a ‘residence order’) sets out which parent a child is to live with.
A ‘spends time with’ order (formerly known as a ‘contact order’) details how much time a child spends with a parent
A prohibited steps order can prevent a parent from doing a certain act in relation to a child, i.e. taking them abroad.
A specific issues order can set out that a certain action should take place in relation to a child, i.e. they should be permitted to have the Covid vaccine.