Experienced, compassionate support through the family courts
Rebecca Claire is highly experienced in the family and child courts. She offers thoughtful, compassionate and informed guidance, grounded in more than ten years of personal and professional experience.
Her approach combines practical knowledge of how the courts work with emotional awareness, helping clients move forward with clarity, boundaries and confidence.
Strategic, practical and emotional support
Through her McKenzie Friend services, Rebecca offers strategic insight into the court process, practical support through proceedings, and the tools you need to navigate high-conflict co-parenting and family litigation: from applications and statements to assessments and hearings.
She is personable, easy to talk to and simplifies everything. She works flexibly around your timetable, looks at your case from every angle and leaves no stone unturned. You don’t have to hide anything from her.
Rebecca’s mission is simple: that no parent facing the family justice system should feel alone, uninformed or powerless during one of the most difficult chapters of their life.
What Rebecca can help with
- Help preparing court applications
- Preparing or reviewing position statements
- Preparing or reviewing witness statements
- Reviewing Section 7 reports and other assessments, and guiding you through them
- Attending court as your McKenzie Friend, within reasonable distance of North London
She also helps with Position statementPosition statementA short document for the court setting out where you stand: the background, what you are asking for and why. Usually filed before a hearing., chronologies,BundleCourt bundleThe indexed, page-numbered file of documents the judge reads for a hearing: applications, statements, reports and orders. and everyday correspondence with your ex or their solicitor.
Clear about what a McKenzie Friend is, and isn’t
Rebecca is not a solicitor or barrister and cannot be instructed as your solicitor. Her role is to provide experienced guidance and support as a McKenzie Friend: helping you understand the legal framework around your case and prepare effectively for court.
She cannot speak on your behalf in court unless a judge gives permission. Everything you share is kept private and confidential, except where there is a safeguarding concern, which she would always tell you about first.
You don’t have to face this alone
Book a call to talk through your situation. We’ll work out what you need, and how I can help.