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From £375 | depends on complexity
Best for parents who have received a refusal to assess, refusal to issue, weak draft plan, unsuitable provision, or another Local Authority decision that has left them confused, angry or stuck.
This support helps you understand what the decision means, what your next options are, and what evidence may be needed if you decide to challenge it.
Because no two cases are the same, this one isn't a fixed price. The £375 you pay here is a deposit that secures your place and gets the work started. Once I've reviewed your situation, I'll confirm the full price before going any further, and your £375 comes off that total. Nothing extra is charged without your say-so.
How it works:
Pay the £375 deposit here.
I'll send you a short intake form to tell me what's going on.
I'll confirm the full price within two working days, with the deposit deducted.
Once you're happy, I get to work.
If after reviewing your case I don't think I'm the right person to help, I'll say so and refund the deposit in full.
This may include:
Understanding the Local Authority’s reasons
Identifying weaknesses or gaps in the decision
Looking at whether evidence has been missed
Helping you prepare your response
Clarifying next steps and timescales
Preparing for mediation conversations
Helping you organise your evidence before seeking legal or tribunal advice if needed
This is not legal representation, but it can help you become much clearer before you decide your next move.
Best for: parents who have received a “no” and need to understand whether it really means no — or whether it means “not yet, come back with stronger evidence.”
This support is practical, honest and focused.
I will help you:
Understand where you are in the EHCP or SEND support process
Make sense of professional language
Identify what evidence matters
Spot gaps in support or paperwork
Prepare for meetings and reviews
Write clearer parental views
Ask better questions
Push back calmly and appropriately
Work out the next step without drowning in the whole process
The aim is not to turn you into a legal expert overnight.
The aim is to help you become a prepared, informed parent who understands what their child needs and can explain it clearly.
From £375 | depends on complexity
Best for parents who have received a refusal to assess, refusal to issue, weak draft plan, unsuitable provision, or another Local Authority decision that has left them confused, angry or stuck.
This support helps you understand what the decision means, what your next options are, and what evidence may be needed if you decide to challenge it.
Because no two cases are the same, this one isn't a fixed price. The £375 you pay here is a deposit that secures your place and gets the work started. Once I've reviewed your situation, I'll confirm the full price before going any further, and your £375 comes off that total. Nothing extra is charged without your say-so.
How it works:
Pay the £375 deposit here.
I'll send you a short intake form to tell me what's going on.
I'll confirm the full price within two working days, with the deposit deducted.
Once you're happy, I get to work.
If after reviewing your case I don't think I'm the right person to help, I'll say so and refund the deposit in full.
This may include:
Understanding the Local Authority’s reasons
Identifying weaknesses or gaps in the decision
Looking at whether evidence has been missed
Helping you prepare your response
Clarifying next steps and timescales
Preparing for mediation conversations
Helping you organise your evidence before seeking legal or tribunal advice if needed
This is not legal representation, but it can help you become much clearer before you decide your next move.
Best for: parents who have received a “no” and need to understand whether it really means no — or whether it means “not yet, come back with stronger evidence.”
This support is practical, honest and focused.
I will help you:
Understand where you are in the EHCP or SEND support process
Make sense of professional language
Identify what evidence matters
Spot gaps in support or paperwork
Prepare for meetings and reviews
Write clearer parental views
Ask better questions
Push back calmly and appropriately
Work out the next step without drowning in the whole process
The aim is not to turn you into a legal expert overnight.
The aim is to help you become a prepared, informed parent who understands what their child needs and can explain it clearly.