Free Family Court Case Review
30 September 2026 – Online Session
Book your free online session below.
If you are dealing with a family court case, you can request a free 30-minute online case review to discuss where your case currently stands and what practical steps may come next.
Reviews may cover Child Arrangements Orders, Cafcass and Section 7 reports, upcoming hearings, enforcement applications, divorce, Financial Remedy proceedings and court documents.
Advance booking is required. Select “Free Family Court Case Review” in the form above and I’ll contact you to arrange the session.
About the Sessions & Case Reviews
Family Law Information Sessions and Case Reviews are designed for people navigating family court without a solicitor.
They provide practical, plain-English guidance to help you understand the court process, prepare for hearings and make sense of the documents and decisions involved in your case.
All sessions and case reviews are held online and are available across England and Wales.
Previous Family Law Information Sessions
Previous online sessions have included:
August 2026 — Child Arrangements & Cafcass; Divorce & Financial Matters
July 2026 — Family Court Q&A; Cafcass & Section 7
June 2026 — Child Arrangements; Divorce & Financial Matters
May 2026 — Cafcass & Safeguarding
April 2026 — Family Court Q&A
March 2026 — Child Arrangements & Hearing Preparation
February 2026 — Cafcass & Family Court
January 2026 — Family Court Information Session
New Family Law Information Sessions and Case Reviews are added regularly. Please check this page for the latest dates and booking information.
Learn More Between Sessions
If you cannot attend a live session, you can still explore a wide range of free resources.
My McKenzie Friend Guide explains the family court process in more detail, with interviews, practical guidance and answers to common questions. I also regularly publish videos and podcast conversations covering Cafcass, child arrangements, divorce, financial remedy and the practical realities of representing yourself in family court.
Whether you prefer reading, watching or listening, you can continue learning at your own pace before or after attending a Family Law Information Session.