Legal Notice

Find McKenzie friends uk are not legally trained entities and provide informed advice based solely on experience and knowledge build upon over years of service. 

You understand and accept that in offering support, advice and guidance as a layperson find mckenzie friends uk hold no liability with respect to your legal process, legal costs, paperwork. Mediation, court hearings, offers or outcomes of any court judgement. 

Find mckenzie friends uk help you explore different avenues, positions and arguments. You accept that all decisions in relation to your case and the management of your case are your own and you retain sole responsibility for the outcome of your decisions.  You accept that if find mckenzie friends uk are asked to research legal case law and other opinions on your behalf, no assurances can be given to the legal accuracy or correct legal interpretation of any intentions or legislation and you are always encouraged to check works completed for your own case. You are entitled to seek legal advice at any time in co junction with the services from find mckenzie friends uk. This is important if you seek to rely upon information provided to you regarding your case. All forms completed  by find McKenzie friends uk in an administrative role must be signed and dated by yourself prior to any submissions. You accept full responsibility for the accuracy of all statements made in writing (please double check all documents prior to signing them). 

You accept that members and agents from “find mckenzie friends uk” are not liable to you in respect of any of the above clauses or financial loss or any other loss whatsoever arising out of litigation proceedings associated with your case. 

What a mckenzie friend can do-: 

Provide personal support, understanding and mentoring.

Offer advice and guidance.

Assist you with paperwork, forms and planning.

Organise your files and assist you in the smooth administration of the process.

Help research information.

Discuss and offer advice, guidance and opinions on your case and strategy.

Assist  with the management and timing of disclosures.

Assist with your statements, submissions and arguments.

Attend court with you under the formal guidance presented by the family courts.

Help you prepare your arguments and questions.

Provide support and advise as a layperson and assist you throughout court hearings.

Assist with court applications and responses.

Statements and drafted court order examples. 

Help set your expectations. 

Try to resolve and find a reasonable middle ground.