Plain English. No jargon. Written for UK litigants in person going through family court, employment tribunal, domestic abuse proceedings and small claims.
What to expect at each hearing, how to prepare your documents, and how to present your case.
What to record, how to organise it, and how to build a chronology a judge can follow.
What a McKenzie Friend can and cannot do, how to find one, and how to prepare for your meeting.
Legal aid eligibility, McKenzie Friends, direct access barristers, and self-representation.
The difference between a diary and evidence — and how to turn what you're recording into something a judge reads.
Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender — what it is, how to spot it, how to present it.
What counts as evidence, how to organise it, and how to present it to police, solicitors or court.
What parental alienation is, how patterns appear in messages, and how to evidence it in court.
What a position statement must include, how to structure it, and what judges actually want to read.
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