What we do
We help you understand your own case papers
SelfCase helps people representing themselves organise, understand and check court papers, solicitor letters, bundles, questionnaires and evidence. We focus on what the documents appear to show, what may be missing, and what may need checking.
SelfCase is human-led, AI-assisted and source-backed.
Human-led
We listen first. You do not need to know which service you need before contacting us.
AI-assisted
AI may help organise, compare and summarise papers, but outputs are checked before being shared with you.
Source-backed
We aim to link summaries, issues and inconsistencies back to the papers provided. Unsupported assumptions should be flagged rather than treated as fact.
Who SelfCase is for
- ✓People representing themselves in family court
- ✓People dealing with child arrangements papers
- ✓People dealing with financial remedy / financial settlement papers
- ✓People with bundles, questionnaires, solicitor letters or court orders
- ✓People who feel overwhelmed by dates, documents or conflicting information
- ✓People who may still use a solicitor, barrister or McKenzie Friend for legal advice or advocacy but want their papers clearer first
How SelfCase is different
- Not a law firm
- Not a solicitor
- Not a barrister
- Not a McKenzie Friend service
- Not a self-serve AI chatbot
- Not a document-filing or litigation-conduct service
SelfCase helps you get your own papers into clearer shape so you can understand them better, prepare more calmly, and use legal advice or hearing support more effectively if you choose to seek it.
What we focus on
- ✓Chronology and case history
- ✓Bundles and missing papers
- ✓Court orders and deadlines
- ✓Questionnaires and replies
- ✓Solicitor letters
- ✓Draft responses
- ✓Inconsistent dates, figures or explanations
- ✓Source-backed summaries
SelfCase does not provide legal advice, legal strategy, representation, advocacy, litigation conduct or outcome predictions.
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