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Family Court Document Preparation

We provide structured, fixed-fee preparation and advisory support for individuals involved in family court proceedings, particularly litigants in person. Our services focus on clarity of documentation, organisation of evidence, and practical preparation for court processes.

Our role is advisory and preparatory only. We do not act as legal representatives or advocates, but we support clients in preparing clear, court-ready materials and understanding procedural requirements.

Services Included

C100 Form Preparation (Child Arrangements Applications)

Support with the completion and preparation of the C100 form, ensuring clarity, consistency, and alignment with supporting evidence.

Includes

• Section-by-section guidance

• Clarifying issues and orders sought

• Accuracy and consistency review

• Submission and next-steps guidance

Statement Drafting & Preparation

Professional drafting or refinement of statements suitable for family court proceedings.

Includes

• Structured statement drafting or editing

• Chronological organisation

• Court-appropriate tone

• Exhibits planning and referencing

Chronologies, Issues Lists & Evidence Planning

Structured preparation of key supporting documents.

Includes

• Case chronology

• Issues list

• Evidence schedules and exhibit planning

Court Bundle Structure & Preparation Guidance

Support to ensure bundles are logically ordered and court-ready.

Includes

• Indexing and pagination plan

• Document ordering guidance

• Final structure check (client compiles bundle)

Procedural & Hearing Preparation Guidance

Practical preparation for court stages and hearings.

Includes

• Understanding directions and timetables

• Hearing preparation notes

• Guidance on court correspondence and orders

McKenzie Friend–Type Support (Non-Advocacy)

Preparation-focused support to assist clients before hearings.

Includes

• Explaining court processes and documents

• Organising papers for hearings

• Note-taking guidance

⚠️ We do not address the court, question witnesses, or act as advocates.