Whether you’re representing yourself in family court or simply need someone on your side, we’re here to support, guide, and prepare you for every step of your legal journey.
Going through family court can be confusing and stressful. With our experienced McKenzie Friend service, you don’t have to do it alone. We help you understand the process, complete key documents, and stay calm and prepared in hearings — all while keeping costs affordable and your rights protected.
When you feel heard, prepared, and understood, you’re able to face even the most challenging court situations with strength and clarity.
We make sure your case is clear, well-prepared, and focused on what matters most to you.
Integrity, empathy, and clarity. We’re here to support your case with professionalism and discretion.
We help you get ready for hearings with document support, form completion, and courtroom etiquette.
We offer steady, personal advice to help you stay calm and focused throughout your legal journey.
From the first form to the final hearing, we’re here to make the legal system feel less intimidating and more manageable. You don’t need to do this alone — with our help, you’ll be confident, informed, and ready to stand your ground.
Whether you're facing your first family court hearing or dealing with ongoing proceedings, we help you understand the process, prepare documents, and stay in control. Our goal is to reduce your stress, simplify legal procedures, and ensure you feel supported every step of the way. From explaining court forms to sitting beside you in the courtroom, we’re here to make the experience less overwhelming — and far more manageable.
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Practical support. Clear guidance. Compassion without the legal price tag.
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A McKenzie Friend can assist a litigant in person by helping them prepare paperwork, take notes in court, and offer quiet advice during hearings. They cannot speak on your behalf (unless the judge gives permission), file court documents for you, or act as a solicitor or barrister. Their role is supportive, not representative.
No, McKenzie Friends are not required to have legal qualifications, but many have practical experience with the court system — some through personal involvement, others through training. It is important to choose someone who understands the limits of the role and follows court rules and judicial guidance.
That depends on your case and budget. A solicitor is legally qualified and can represent you in court. A McKenzie Friend is a cost-effective alternative if you are representing yourself. They cannot give legal advice, but they can offer emotional support, practical guidance, and court preparation help, especially in family law matters.
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