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When Coercive Control Leads to Conviction — Why Sentencing Still Falls Short
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A recent coercive control conviction in Surrey resulted in a short custodial sentence. But even where conviction is secured, sentencing often fails to reflect the cumulative harm of years of domination and fear. Here’s what that means for survivors navigating family court.

Common Mistakes Litigants in Person Make — And How to Avoid Derailing Your Case at the Start
If you are facing family court alone — especially in a domestic abuse situation — early mistakes can shape the next 6–12 months of proceedings. This guide explains the most common errors litigants in person make, why early framing matters, and how strategic preparation can protect both you and your children from unnecessary time in court.
