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In your own space.The paperwork shouldn't take over.
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Preparing your own court forms?
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You do not need to be a solicitor to use CourtForms. If you are a litigant in person, difficult layouts and repeated questions should not make the process harder.
Start with your own account
Complete your forms, save your details and keep your case documents together. Pick up where you left off.
Bring someone who can help
Invite a McKenzie friend, a Citizens Advice adviser, a solicitor, a friend or a family member. Choose the cases they can access and whether they can view or edit.
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Keep earlier form versions and a record of activity. Remove someone's access whenever you need to.
Our aim is simple: make this part of the court process easier for everyone. Inviting someone gives them access to your workspace; it does not appoint them as your legal representative.