No — we do not offer legal aid, but we focus on providing affordable, flexible support to bridge the gap for those who cannot access traditional legal funding.

You can arrange a consultation by filling out the form on our contact page here, where we aim to get back to you as soon as possible. Alternatively, you can contact us directly on 0330 043 7441 or via email contact@shieldfamilylaw.co.uk. We’ll arrange an initial conversation to understand your needs and next steps.

We assist with child arrangements, divorce, separation, financial matters, non-molestation and occupation orders, prohibited steps orders, and more. If you’re unsure whether your issue is covered, please get in touch to discuss your situation.

Absolutely. Many clients prefer to stay in control of their case while receiving guidance on key steps. We can help you at any stage — from initial advice to preparing for hearings or reviewing your case strategy.

We aim to make legal help accessible and affordable. Costs are transparent and depend on the level of support you need — from form-filling to full court preparation. Please see our Fees page for details.

Yes, we do offer in-person support at hearings. The cost for this service may vary depending on factors such as travel distance and the length or type of the hearing. Please get in touch to discuss your specific needs and receive a tailored quote.

Yes — we can help you draft, review, and file all the necessary court documents, statements, and evidence bundles, ensuring they are clear, accurate, and compliant with court requirements.

A McKenzie Friend can accompany you to court to offer moral support and advice, help you take notes, and guide you through proceedings. They cannot speak on your behalf but can make sure you stay organised, calm, and focused throughout.

Not necessarily. Many people represent themselves as litigants in person. At Shield Family Law, we help you understand the court process, prepare your documents, and help you present your case confidently without the high costs of a traditional solicitor.

Family law can be complex, emotional, and full of legal jargon. Having someone experienced to guide you through the process ensures your paperwork, applications, and evidence are prepared correctly — saving time, stress, and costly mistakes.