The Family Court without a Lawyer is the book you need if you have to go to court to sort out issues over separation, money or children and do not have a lawyer to represent you.
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This thoroughly revised 2nd edition has been fully updated to explain the new law and procedures in force from April 2014.
Lucy Reed is a barrister specializing in family law, a family mediator and legal writer. She has distilled the knowledge and expertise gained from representing clients in court over many years to write the essential guide to the Family Court for the non-lawyer. In clear language she provides a thorough guide to the law that you will need to know, plus countless tips and insights on how you should best prepare and present your case such as:
Full access to this website is also included in the price. All this practical advice and support makes The Family Court without a Lawyer much more than just a DIY divorce book. It is a practical tool to help you in court and a reference to help you understand what happens in the Family Court, whether or not you have a lawyer. The Family Court without a Lawyer is also useful if you are supporting someone through the court process, if you have a lawyer but want to gain a better understanding of what is going on in your case, or if you are considering what your options are before going to court. Watch Lucy update you on what's changed for this edition2nd edition
Published June 2014 £30 Paperback 400 pages ISBN 978-0956777423 The 2nd edition is fully up to date with all the many changes to the law and procedure introduced in April 2014. Available direct from the publisher, bookshops and online retailers 
The author and publisher are donating £1 to the Bar Pro Bono Unit for every copy of the book sold.
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Who is this book for? Is it an alternative to a lawyer? Why do we need a book about courts - isn't it better to try and avoid it? I'm a lawyer - isn't it doing me out of a job?
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Just released - our Going To Court videos for litigants in person
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