
Child Maintenance Arrears: What the Law Really Says – and What to Do When the System Fails You
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Where non-payment of child maintenance is persistent, strategic, or accompanied by obstruction and delay, it may form part of post-separation economic abuse.

Financial Disclosure in Family Court: Full and Frank Disclosure Explained
A practical guide to financial disclosure in Family Court proceedings in England and Wales. Understand full and frank disclosure, Form E, questionnaires, ongoing disclosure obligations, non-disclosure and when a financial remedy order may potentially be set aside.

Safeguarding and Local Authority Involvement in Family Court: What It Means and How to Navigate the Process as a Litigant in Person
Safeguarding or Cafcass involvement can change the direction of family court proceedings quickly. This article explains what safeguarding means, how concerns arise, and how litigants in person can approach the process with clarity and proportion.

Complex Family Law Proceedings: What They Are and How to Navigate Them as a Litigant in Person
Family court cases can become complex quickly — especially when you are representing yourself. This article explains what makes proceedings complex, what they often involve, and how calm, structured McKenzie Friend support can help you navigate the process with confidence.
JSH LAW LTDMcKenzie Friend Support in Private Law Children Cases
What parents are not told — and how procedural support can…
© 2026 JSH Law Ltd. All rights reserved.Why Family Court Transparency Matters: What the 30 January 2023 Reporting Pilot Meant for Parents and Litigants in Person
The 30 January 2023 family court transparency pilot was a major step towards scrutiny and accountability. This article explains why it mattered, what it meant for parents, and why litigants in person should care.
© 2026 JSH Law Ltd. All rights reserved.The Rise of McKenzie Friends: Support, Risk, and the Reality in UK Courts | JSH Law
As more people navigate family proceedings without legal representation, McKenzie Friends are becoming increasingly common. But while the right support can be valuable, the wrong support can be costly. Here is what litigants in person need to know.
