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Family law in England and Wales can feel overwhelming, expensive, and unfair — especially when you are representing yourself. This channel is here to make the process clear.

I explain how divorce, finances, and child arrangements really work in the family courts, drawing on years of experience as a solicitor and advocate. Each video gives you the insight most people never get from their lawyers — what judges actually look for, how to prepare evidence, and how to stay strategic when emotions are high.

You’ll find practical help on:

Divorce Finances: Form E, financial disclosure, consent orders, and settlement strategy.

Property and Pensions: Dividing assets fairly, understanding equity and CETVs, and protecting what’s yours.

Children Act Cases: Cafcass, safeguarding, domestic abuse allegations, and managing contact disputes.

Coercive Control and Narcissistic Behaviour: How these patterns affect court decisions and what evidence matters.

Court Preparation: Statements, bundles, hearings, and how to present your case effectively.

I don’t give generic legal lectures — I show you how to think like a lawyer, spot the tactics used in court, and protect your position. Whether you’re trying to reach a fair settlement, deal with a difficult ex, or handle the process on your own, the goal is always the same: clarity, confidence, and control.

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