Live Online TrainingChallenge False Allegations
Learn How to Respond to False Allegations in the Family Court With Clarity and Confidence
A practical one-day online course designed to help individuals understand how allegations are assessed in Family Court proceedings, prepare evidence effectively, and communicate clearly under pressure
10.00 until 16.00 June 20th 2026
Be Prepared. Be Ready. Be Confident
Understand the Process and Prepare More Effectively
Practical Guidance for People Representing Themselves
Event Details:
Format: Live online session with recording available
Duration: 6 hours - 10.00–16.00 (30 minutes lunch break)
Date: Saturday 20th June
Host - Simon Walland - Qualified Lawyer and Mckenzie Friend
Materials - Full Court Bundle provided and explained
Cost - £125 for 6 hours of high quality tuition, advice and sample documents and templates
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Who This Course Is For
Designed for Individuals Facing Difficult Family Court Proceedings
This course may be particularly valuable for:
• Parents involved in disputed child arrangements cases
• Individuals responding to allegations in Family Court
• Self-represented litigants preparing for hearings
• People seeking a better understanding of Family Court procedures
• Individuals who feel overwhelmed or unprepared for court proceedings
No legal background is required.
What You Will Gain From Attending
Be Better Prepared and Better Informed
By the end of the course, participants often report:
• Greater understanding of Family Court procedures
• Increased confidence in preparing documents and evidence
• Improved ability to communicate calmly and clearly
• Better awareness of how allegations are assessed
• Reduced anxiety around hearings and court appearances
• Greater confidence navigating difficult proceedings
The course is designed to help participants approach Family Court in a more organised, informed, and composed way.
Key Areas Covered During the Day
Understanding Allegations in Family Court
• Types of allegations commonly raised
• How courts consider credibility and evidence
• Understanding the purpose of fact-finding hearings
Evidence and Documentation
• Preparing timelines and chronologies
• Organising messages, emails, and records
• Presenting information clearly and professionally
Communication and Courtroom Conduct
• Managing emotional reactions
• Speaking effectively in hearings
• Understanding questioning and judicial expectations
Preparation and Strategy
• Common pitfalls to avoid
• Staying focused on the child’s welfare
• Preparing practically and emotionally for proceedings
Clear, Professional Assistance
Simon Walland has over 25 years’ experience in the Family Courts and has supported thousands of people navigating children, financial and Domestic Abuse proceedings.
Beginning with his own case in 2001, then working as a Professional Mckenzie Friend and being Called to the Bar as a Barrister, Simons knowledge of legal procedure is second to none and having seen people making the same mistakes time and time again he now devotes his time to helping people to Represent Themselves in the Family Courts properly.
Why Preparation Matters
Court Preparation Can Make a Significant Difference
Family Court proceedings can move quickly and often place individuals under significant emotional pressure.
Understanding the process, preparing documentation carefully, and communicating effectively can help participants present themselves more clearly and confidently.
This course aims to provide practical educational support so participants can approach proceedings with greater structure, understanding, and preparedness.
Important Disclaimer
Please Note
This course is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and participation does not create a lawyer-client relationship.
Participants should seek separate legal advice regarding the specific facts and circumstances of their case.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this course legal advice?
No. The course is educational and informational only.
Do I need previous court experience?
No. The course is suitable for beginners and self-represented individuals.
Will the course cover evidence preparation?
Yes. The course includes practical guidance on organising and presenting information clearly.
Is the course live or pre-recorded?
It is a live event and you will have access to a recording following the event
Will there be an opportunity to ask questions?
Yes. Participants will have opportunities to ask general procedural questions during the course.
Prepare More Effectively Before Your Next Hearing
Gain practical insight into Family Court procedures, improve your preparation, and learn strategies for responding more effectively during difficult proceedings.
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Contact
Location
71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ
Phone number
07900 414121
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