Divorce and Midlife Crisis
Is ‘Midlife Crisis’ For Real? A midlife crisis can often precipitate divorce. The term ‘midlife crisis’ was coined by Elliott Jaques, a Canadian psychoanalyst, in 1965, who defined it as…
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What I learnt from having false allegations made against me
False allegations are not uncommon in the UK family courts where litigants will receive state funding for their legal bills if they can claim to be victims of abuse. My experience of fighting false allegations drove home the lesson that you need detailed, contemporaneous records as evidence if you are going to disprove them.
10 Keys to Good Evidence
Your task, when giving evidence, it to persuade the court. You do not need to try to persuade the opposition parties, their lawyers or, indeed, your own lawyers. It is only the court’s opinion that will matter in the end. So when you want to give good, effective and convincing evidence, you need to understand what the court regards as good evidence.
Here are 10 key points to remember when you have to give evidence.
Child Manipulation: How to Protect Your Child and Yourself
It’s hard to protect yourself from child manipulation by the other parent but here is the best advice you can have. The key to success is to gather all the evidence of manipulation you can so that you build a record which proves your case. ONRECORD has been specifically designed for gathering evidence, organising it so that it is easy for others to understand and sharing it with key professionals.
What to Expect at a Family Court Hearing
ONRECORD is committed to helping litigants navigate the family court process as effectively as possible. Knowing what you are doing, what is likely to happen and what to expect can play an important part in helping you make your case. Here’s what to expect at the family court.
4 Simple Rules to Avoid Disaster When Giving Evidence in Court
These are the 4 simple rules to avoid disaster when giving evidence in court: Dress in a way that respects the court; listen to the questions; look away from the opposition lawyer and talk to the decision maker(s) when you respond; pause to think before answering; stay calm and polite and give clear and truthful answers.
5 Essential Steps to Preparing Your Statement for Court
The 5 steps to preparing your statement for court are: Follow the instructions; read all the papers; give a true and factual account; check everything is true and submit it on time.
5 Reasons Why You Should Not Take Your Case To Court
5 reasons why you should not take your case to court. It’s a high risk, expensive and unpleasant gamble that can ruin your life. Compromise may be wise.
False Allegations in the Family Court
It is very difficult to protect yourself against false allegations in the family court. Good and reliable evidence helps the court to understand what is truly happening in a family and is empowered, by the evidence, to protect the child. Comprehensive record keeping, using ONRECORD, is key to disproving false allegations in the family court.
Use ONRECORD to present powerful evidence
Why you should try to present powerful evidence We’re on a mission at ONRECORD to give people the tools to stand up against public bodies, organisations and any other systems…
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