30 Years of Experience in family court support 

Helping parents in child arrangements disputes and domestic abuse cases and keeping your child safe, maintaining and re-establish contact after separation, for you to have support in court when you cannot afford a solicitor and the substantial costs, I can help you overcome the problems that most parents find without having access to legal aid.

• Due to my vast experience, I can keep the time spent supporting your case to a minimum without compromising any issues.
• And assure you that no other service can provide so much in return and at a fraction of the cost.   

Why not discuss matters relating to your application to the court, this could also help you save time and money and avoid further conflict, for example do you need to consider welfare concerns? and do you need help with court fees to make your application.

I am here to give you assurances before you make any decisions, I will take time to understand the facts in great detail, as this will save you time and money, and help you achieve the best outcome. Unfortunately, not all services can be as honest, my role is to help you as your McKenzie friend, and this will be explained to you.                                 

Unlike some family court services and McKenzie friends I have assisted with some of the most complex cases in the family courts including public law and removal from jurisdiction issues in The High Court London

My recent commendation from a Judge in the Supreme Court in London confers the level of expert knowledge you will have access to with my support. My credentials and reputation have been exemplary and consistent over 30 years in the family courts support work

Help is available with individual pieces of advice on how to take a certain step in proceedings without the risk of missing something important, this will help you manage the overall process which in turn reduces the cost significantly compared to other services 

Specialist support only no legal advice In Financial Matters After Separation Or Divorce.

There is often no simple answer to the division of matrimonial assets and negotiation and the court process must have regard to the law and in particular, will have regard to Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, which lays down the rules on how the courts shall deal with property and financial issues.

Financial Arrangements For Children And Schedule 1 Of The Children Act 1989

In cases where the court may retain jurisdiction to deal with child maintenance issues, for example in cases of high-income parents, or to meet the costs of education or disability. The CSA will only have a role in cases where the children are under 16 (subject to an adjustment period of a few months after they leave school) or under 19 if they are still in education. The courts have the power to make orders for the support of children who are aged 19 or above but still in education or suffering from a disability.

Lump sum orders to benefit children or young adults who are still in education or where other special circumstances apply, this provision can be useful where parents have not been married and therefore the divorce law cannot be used to ensure proper housing for children while they are still dependent.

I provide assistance and experience as opposed to legal advice and therefore we will not be responsible for any adverse decisions in your case resulting from my support or documents that I have helped you prepare or guidance is given to you. If you require advice as to the legal merits of your application or on what to say in statements and or applications, you should consult a solicitor, one that is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation 

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