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The Family Court is daunting. You don't have to walk it alone.

Gain clarity and understanding here.

Family Court Mentor gives separated parents calm, step-by-step guidance through Child Arrangements proceedings — from mediation right through to your First Hearing — without the prohibitive legal fees.

Free printable

Child Arrangements Checklist

Download the full checklist covering all five steps — from the MIAM through to the First Hearing — so you can keep track as you go.

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About the creator of the app

I've helped over 500 separated parents through Family Court proceedings — Child Arrangements, Divorce & Financial Settlement.

Not only am I trained in all aspects of Family Court, I have been commended by the highest of Judges for my professionalism and the way I've conducted myself in the court room and for the way I've supported the parent.

I've also been through Family Court in my own personal circumstances successfully as a Litigant In Person (self represented with no family lawyer).

Although your case is different to mine, I can resonate with the emotional roller coaster that you're on.

Testimonials

In the words of the parents I've supported

Upload screenshots of real feedback from previous clients — WhatsApp, email, text or social. Manage them all on the testimonials page.

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Ebook

The Only Approach

The perfect addition to help you navigate Family Court as you go from Separation to the First Hearing — arguably the most important moment of your case.

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General information & mentoring — not legal advice.

Clear direction

No jargon, no guesswork — just the next sensible step for where you are right now.

Court-aware

Written around the actual Family Court process in England & Wales — based around my professional training and experience and my personal experience — not generic advice.

Child-focused

Everything is framed around what the court cares about most: your children's welfare.

The four steps

Everything you need from the MIAM to the First Hearing — arguably the most important moment of your case.