There’s nothing more heartbreaking than being cut off from your children after separation. Maybe the arrangement you’ve been offered is humiliating, unfair or completely unjust. If that’s the case, it’s simply wrong. Children deserve a meaningful relationship with both parents – unless there’s a genuine reason otherwise.

Too often, kids become pawns in a battle fueled by bitterness and control. But, your children’s future is too important to leave to chance. A judge’s decision shouldn’t be based on confusion, missteps or not knowing how to present your case. With the right guidance, you can fight for the relationship you and your children deserve.

Dividing assets after a divorce is rarely simple. What happens to the house, pensions, savings or even sentimental valuables? How do both of you secure stable housing? Who takes responsibility for the mortgage? The court follows a process that often feels confusing and unfair – especially when one side is hiding assets or making threats to drain your finances. Claims of bankruptcy, financial ruin or refusing to work can turn an already stressful situation into a nightmare. With the right guidance, navigating the court’s financial process becomes more manageable. Some stages are straightforward, while others require a sharper strategy – and I’ll make sure you’re prepared for every step.

Since Legal Aid rules changed, false allegations of abuse have become all too common. When accusations are untrue, they must be fought – yet the person making the claim often has free legal representation, with a solicitor and barrister fighting their case. It can feel like David vs. Goliath, with you starting at a disadvantage. But, the court is looking for the truth. If the allegations are false, you can prevail. The key is understanding how to handle evidence, structure your arguments and present your case effectively. Court can be overwhelming, frustrating and deeply emotional – but with the right support, you can fight back and prove your innocence.