When someone is unable to represent themselves in legal proceedings due to age, mental capacity, or disability, a Litigation Friend can step in to act on their behalf. Our expert team provides dedicated support to ensure that justice is served and the individual’s best interests are fully protected.
A Litigation Friend is a trusted person who represents someone who lacks the capacity to manage their own legal case. This could be due to:
Mental incapacity – Conditions such as dementia, learning disabilities, or brain injuries.
Children under 18 – Minors involved in legal proceedings require a responsible adult to act for them.
Serious illness or disability – When an individual is unable to fully engage with court proceedings.
A Litigation Friend can be a family member, friend, or professional representative appointed to ensure that all legal matters are handled properly.
Our Litigation Friend Service provides:
- Legal representation & support – Acting in the individual’s best interests throughout the case.
- Paperwork & communication – Handling legal documents and liaising with the court.
- Decision-making guidance – Helping to make informed choices that benefit the person they represent.
- Court attendance – Ensuring that the case is presented clearly and effectively.
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