Walk into court prepared.
Draft your documents, build your court bundle, rehearse cross-examination with an AI barrister, and understand every stage — all in one calm, plain-English workspace built for litigants in person in England & Wales.
Everything you need to walk in prepared
AI document drafting
Generate C100, C1A, C7, position statements, witness statements, Scott Schedules and consent orders from your case facts — ready to review and file.
AI barrister simulator
Rehearse cross-examination and submissions in a safe practice session. Get feedback on tone, weak points, and what a judge is likely to ask.
Court bundle builder
Assemble a paginated, indexed PDF bundle in PD27A order — chronology, statements, evidence and orders — ready to file and serve.
Case diary → chronology
Log incidents, missed contact and key events as they happen. Export a clean chronology PDF whenever the court needs one.
Allegations & police reports
Structure allegations properly for a Scott Schedule, or draft a clear police report where safeguarding requires it — both sides handled fairly.
Assistant + document explainer
Ask a plain-English question any time, or paste an order or statement and get it explained in language you can actually understand.
Stage-by-stage roadmap
Clear guidance for MIAM, C100, safeguarding, FHDRA, fact-finding, DRA, final hearing, enforcement and appeals.
Plain-English glossary
Every FHDRA, DRA, PLO, PD12J and Section 7 explained. No jargon left unexplained.
Support for everyone
Signposting to Rights of Women, FLOWS, Men's Advice Line, ManKind Initiative, Families Need Fathers, Support Through Court and more.
Guided at every stage
From MIAM through fact-finding, DRA, final hearing and beyond — clear guidance on what happens, what to prepare, and what to file.
Built for both parties.
my family court treats every user equally — no gendered assumptions, no "sides". We signpost support for women (Rights of Women, FLOWS) and for men (Men's Advice Line, ManKind Initiative, Families Need Fathers). Where allegations of harm are relevant, the tools support both making allegations properly and responding to them fairly.