Important: CourtReady provides structured working analysis. It does not decide disputed facts, calculate tax liability, recommend a settlement or replace specialist advice.
Practical outputs
Turn the working analysis into something you can review and use.
The precise output depends on the information recorded. Every figure, source and assumption remains available for checking.
01
Financial comparison
Separate Applicant and Respondent positions with a combined comparison.
02
Asset schedule
Party figures, documentary figures, ownership questions and source gaps.
03
Disclosure schedule
Questions, replies, promised documents, deadlines and unresolved items.
04
Settlement comparison
Capital, housing, pensions, affordability, costs and implementation effects.
How it works
Three clear steps from documents to a reviewed working analysis.
Information remains reviewable throughout. Nothing identified in the Investigation workspace enters the permanent case record without approval.
01
Create or select your case
Sign in, choose the relevant matter and add the information or documents you want to analyse.
02
Build and check the analysis
Use the relevant tools to compare disclosure, identify gaps and test transparent working scenarios.
03
Review before using the output
Verify figures, sources, assumptions and unresolved points before anything enters the permanent case record.
Other CourtReady resources
Preparation tools beyond financial analysis.
Open only the resource relevant to your immediate stage.
CourtReady helps organise and prepare information. It does not replace a solicitor or provide legal representation. Users remain responsible for reviewing and approving information before it enters their case record.
May help with
Organising case papers and evidence
Chronologies, checklists and bundle indexes
Statement preparation support
Hearing day planning and note-taking
Post-hearing action summaries
Does not provide
Representation as a solicitor or barrister
Guaranteed outcomes
Conduct of litigation where not authorised
Rights of audience unless the court permits it
Emergency safeguarding, counselling or crisis support
FAQ
Common questions.
Is CourtReadySupport.co.uk a solicitors' firm?
No. It provides practical court preparation and McKenzie Friend support. It does not act as a solicitor or barrister.
Can you speak for me in court?
A McKenzie Friend does not automatically have a right to address the court. Any participation beyond quiet support, note-taking and help with papers is for the court to decide.
What should I include in an enquiry?
Include your hearing date or deadline, the court if known, what documents you have and the kind of support you need. Avoid sending highly sensitive documents in a first message.
Do I still need legal advice?
You may need regulated legal advice where legal rights, settlement, child safety, finances, appeals or serious consequences are involved.
Continue when ready
Open your CourtReady workspace.
Sign in to view your existing cases, or create a new case only when the matter is not already listed.
