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Resource hub Factsheets Twenty-five guides to the processes you will meet as a litigant in person. Each one is step by step, in plain English. Family law — 8 guides Civil claims — 17 guides Family law Eight guides. These are a set rather than a sequence — read whichever one applies to you. Divorce … Continue reading “Factsheets”
Resource hub · Factsheet Overview of the Civil Court Process Key steps for small claims and fast track cases Civil claims · Factsheet 17 of 17 Starting the Claim Fill in N1 claim form (or use online service) Include particulars of claim Make copies for court, defendant, and yourself Send to court with fee (or … Continue reading “17. An overview of the process of taking someone to civil court”
Resource hub · Factsheet Appealing Against a County Court Decision Key information for litigants in person Civil claims · Factsheet 16 of 17 Deciding to Appeal Only appeal if there are legal grounds Serious mistake or procedural error required Can’t appeal just because result seems unfair Usually need judge’s permission to appeal Time limit: typically … Continue reading “16. Appealing against a county court decision”
