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Jun 1, 2014 — Form EX506: Apply for 'bolt-on' payments and advocate's bundle payments ... Advocates can use Form EX506 to get a judge or magistrate to authoris

Guidance for claiming bolt-ons
Certain hearings will attract a bolt-on to refect the
extra work undertaken by the advocate or to refect
the complexity of a case. Such additional payments are
referred to as ‘bolt-ons’. The criteria for claiming these
bolt-ons is set out below. More detailed explanation of
these criteria are set out in section 7 of the 2013 Standard
Civil Contract and in accompanying guidance.
Representation of a client who is facing allegations
that he or she has caused signifcant harm to a child
(bolt-on 25% of hearing fee)
This bolt-on is only available to the advocate representing
the client against whom such allegations are made and
applies only so long as those allegations remain a live issue
in the proceedings. The client may either be the parent of
a child who is the subject of the proceedings or another
person (including a child) against whom such allegations
are made. However, it does not apply to advocates who
may be representing other parties in the proceedings.

The next peculiar things relate to the “Bolt ons”, or uplifts to the fee for attending.