Final Hearing Walkthrough

£50.0060 min

Online or Phone

Most divorces settle before this stage of proceedings. However, if yours does go to a Final Hearing, the first thing we will do is look at your attitude to representing yourself in person, and discuss whether you will need to instruct a direct-access barrister for the day.

If you do go ahead as a Litigant in Person, we will focus on the key areas of your case so you know exactly what to expect. I will help you organise the essential paperwork the judge requires, including your Section 25 Factors Statement (which outlines your ongoing financial needs) and your final Open Proposals. We will also ensure your formal Court Bundle is indexed and presented exactly as the court demands.

I will help you look at how to present your position professionally and calmly. Whether you stand before the judge alone or choose to utilise a barrister for the courtroom advocacy, my goal is to ensure your files are meticulously prepared so you can face the day with total confidence.

Prefer to speak to a human directly? Call or text me or click the WhatsApp button. If I am supporting another client, please leave a voicemail and I will return your call personally.

Call, WhatsApp or Text: 07570 564629

E-mail: support@divorce4lips.co.uk

Available: Divorce rarely follows a 9-to-5 schedule, solicitors can and do challenge at the last minute. For this reason my hours are flexible to help you manage stressful moments. If you reach out during evenings/weekends, please leave a message and I will get back to you as soon as I am free.

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Legal Disclaimer & Terms of Service
I am an independent divorce consultant. I am not a regulated solicitor or barrister, and I do not provide formal legal advice, act as your legal representative, or speak on your behalf in court. My service offers practical administration, guidance, support with document preparation and emotional reassurance based on real-life experience. Engaging my services does not create a solicitor-client relationship. If at any stage I believe you require regulated legal representation or formal legal advice, I will advise you to seek qualified legal advice immediately.