A Position Statement is a brief document that outlines your stance and objectives for a specific court hearing. It acts as your "elevator pitch" to the judge, helping them quickly grasp your perspective and the outcomes you are seeking.
A witness statement in family court is a formal, written account of facts and events from a person's perspective, serving as their evidence to help the judge decide on matters like child arrangements or domestic abuse allegations, focusing strictly on what was seen, heard, or known, not legal arguments. It's a sworn testimony replacing oral evidence and must include a Statement of Truth.
A court bundle is a folder (physical or electronic) containing all relevant documents for a court hearing, like applications, statements, and reports, organized with a clear index and page numbers so the judge and parties can easily find and refer to the same information during proceedings. It's typically prepared by the applicant.
Children Forms
-C100 - An application to start children proceedings to see your child, stop a parent doing something or ask the court to do something.
-C1 - To ask for parental responsibilty
-C1A - To set out your allegations of harm against your ex-partner
-C2 - To ask the judge to do something within proceedings
-C4 - To ask the court to find your child when you do not know where they are
-C9 - Statement of Service
- D8 - Application to start divorce
- D11 - General application to court (Where you cannot find your spouse, your spouse will not respond)
- D84 - Application for conditional order
-D36 - Application for final order
- FL401 - Application for Non-Molestation and Occupation Order
-FL403 - Application to vary Non-Molestation and Occupation Order
-FL415 - Statement of Service
-FL404 - Statement in support of Non-Molestation Order
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Prepare the legal document that sets out the agreements between you and your spouse/civil partner and correspond with the court.
Help dealing with Divorce from beginning to end and correspond with the court
A detailed financial disclosure document used in English and Welsh family courts during divorce or separation to get a court-ordered financial settlement.
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