Court transcripts in the UK can cost hundreds or thousands—creating a real barrier for litigants in person. This guide explains your rights, the current system, and what the 2026 Parliament debate means in practice.
Mazur defines the legal boundaries. AI expands capability. Together, they are reshaping how legal support works.
After Mazur, structure matters. This step-by-step guide shows litigants in person how to stay safe, compliant, and in control of their case.
The legal support market is entering a new phase. After Mazur, structure and compliance will define who succeeds.
There is a clear legal line between support and running a case. After Mazur, understanding that distinction is essential for litigants in person.
The biggest risk in your case may not be the evidence—it may be who is running it. Here’s what Mazur means for litigants in person.
If you are going to court without a solicitor or barrister, understanding the rules around McKenzie Friends matters. This guide breaks down the 2010 Practice Guidance into plain English, explaining what support a McKenzie Friend can provide, where the legal limits are, and what litigants in person need to know before a hearing.
The High Court has clarified who can legally run a case. If you’re a litigant in person, understanding Mazur could protect your position and strengthen your case.
Japan’s move to allow joint custody marks a major global shift in family law. But what does it reveal about the UK system—and where it still falls short in practice?
The family court is changing. With Child Focused Courts rolling out across England and Wales, parents and litigants in person need to understand what this new model really means—and how to prepare properly.
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