Why Documents Matter
In Family Court, the judge reads your documents before they hear from you. Your witness statement, position statement and application forms are often the first — and sometimes the most influential — impression you make. Poorly structured or incomplete documents can undermine an otherwise strong case.
What We Draft
We prepare all documents to the standard expected by Family Court judges across England and Wales. This includes witness statements that are clear, focused and evidence-based; position statements that set out your case concisely for each hearing; court bundles that are correctly indexed, paginated and ordered; and application forms including C100, Form A (financial remedy), FL401 (non-molestation), and more.
Our Approach
We work with you to understand the key facts and issues in your case, then draft documents that present your position clearly and persuasively. Every document is reviewed, refined and formatted to court standard before filing. We explain each document so you understand what it says and why.
Starting Prices
Frequently Asked Questions
You can, but many self-representing litigants find it difficult to know what to include and what tone to strike. Judges expect a specific format and structure. We help ensure your statement is focused, factual and persuasive.
A court bundle is the organised collection of all relevant documents for a hearing — applications, statements, orders, correspondence and evidence — indexed, paginated and presented in the format the court expects. We prepare these to save you time and ensure nothing is missed.
Standard turnaround is 3–5 working days. For urgent matters, we offer expedited service — please contact us to discuss timelines and availability.