Cafcass Preparation

The Cafcass safeguarding letter or Section 7 report often carries significant weight with the judge. Your first call with Cafcass is your chance to make a calm, child-focused first impression.

This service prepares you to answer questions clearly, avoid common pitfalls and focus on what really matters: the children.

• A structured coaching session with a family law specialist.
• A clear briefing on what Cafcass will ask and why.
• A prioritised list of talking points and boundaries.
• Guidance on tone, pacing and how to talk about the other parent.
• A short written summary to refer to during the call.

1. 1
   Book online

   Complete a short intake before the session.
2. 2
   Preparation call

   One focused session on what to say and how.
3. 3
   Talking points

   A concise written summary you can rehearse.
4. 4
   Post-call debrief

   Optional follow-up after your Cafcass call.

• Have received a Cafcass safeguarding letter.
• Have a Cafcass telephone appointment scheduled.
• Are worried about how allegations will be presented.
• Want to avoid appearing defensive, angry or overwhelmed.

We specialise in private children law across England & Wales. Our partner-led team supports thousands of fathers each year with clear, respectful, child-focused guidance — from a single consultation to full court preparation and representation.