Important information
Disclaimer
Dads Who Care provides general educational information about separation and private family law in England and Wales. It is designed to help you understand common processes, terminology, options and practical considerations.
It does not provide personalised legal advice or legal representation and is not a substitute for advice about your individual circumstances.
Education, not legal advice
Dads Who Care explains family court processes, terminology and general considerations in plain English. The information is educational and is intended to help you understand the system and prepare useful questions.
Dads Who Care is not a law firm. Using the platform does not create a solicitor-client relationship, and nothing on the platform should be treated as personalised legal advice about your individual case.
Every case is different
Family court decisions depend on the facts, evidence and circumstances before the court. Information on Dads Who Care cannot predict how a court will decide an individual case.
Examples, explanations and descriptions of common processes are provided to help you understand what may happen, not to promise a particular result.
Professional support and self-representation
Dads Who Care provides educational information about different ways people may approach family court, including instructing solicitors or barristers, using other appropriate support, or representing themselves.
The platform can help you understand what different professionals do, what questions may be worth asking and what costs or practical considerations may be involved. It does not decide which option is right for you or recommend a particular course of action for your individual case.
Keeping information accurate
We aim to keep Dads Who Care content accurate, clear and up to date. Guides may include a review date and links to official sources where relevant, and content is updated as the platform develops.
Family law, court rules, procedures and professional practice can change. Where a decision depends on the current legal position or your individual circumstances, check the relevant official source and consider obtaining appropriate professional advice.
If you believe something on Dads Who Care may be inaccurate, unclear or out of date, please tell us through the Contact page so it can be reviewed.
Official sources and external information
Dads Who Care may link to government websites, court rules, Cafcass, Cafcass Cymru and other external sources to help members find further information.
External websites are controlled by their respective organisations. A link does not mean Dads Who Care controls or guarantees the availability or content of that external service.
Your court documents
Dads Who Care is designed to provide educational information without requiring you to upload court orders, statements, evidence or case bundles.
Please do not send detailed case documents or confidential information about your proceedings through general platform support or the Contact page unless Dads Who Care specifically introduces a secure feature for that purpose in the future.
Questions about this Disclaimer?
If you have a question about this Disclaimer, or believe information on Dads Who Care may need reviewing, please contact us.