Everyone has a right to justice, but many face court alone.
Family courts decide on the balance of probabilities. A case set out badly can cost a parent time with their child, with nothing proven.
Professionals have proper systems, while everyone else has a Word document
After fourteen years planning high-stakes processes, I started helping people in family court and the chaos stood out: thousand-page files, scattered emails, a Word timetable passed back and forth.
Case view, in order
chronology_final_v7.docx · 12 email threads
It's not their fault
I thought people were holding back. I was wrong: they didn't know where to start, and a blank page is the hardest place to begin at the worst time of your life.
Built in court, not from theory
For people on their own, and for anyone paying a lawyer by the hour.
Plus plain English guides and crisis lines.
All toolsThe five Litigant tools listed in one place, with one drawn link: the Document decoder adds dates to Your timetable.
In their words
“For the next 4 days in the evenings I am just practicing using your app, I think that's best way to prepare”
“it shows you questions you wouldn't think they will ask”
What we believe
Three beliefs, each proved by something the product does: Your timetable and a briefing pack ready to hand over; prep explains why a question is asked and never what to say, with TLDR and listen buttons on every guide; the three plans with prices, and no referral fees.
The professionals' tools, so you pay a lawyer for judgement, not admin
Clear guidance, never legal advice
Costs up front, no referral fees
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