Helen Little and Frances Harris write for LexisNexis on supporting and questioning neurodivergent parties


14th May 2025 | Blog


Helen and Frances‘ article responds to the recent Family Justice Council guidelines on Neurodiversity in the Family Justice System, offering practical advice on how to better support neurodivergent clients throughout family law proceedings—from initial preparation to post-hearing debriefing. It includes a practical checklist of potential adjustments and considerations to work through with clients, and outlines the legal framework for requesting such accommodations. The article also explores best practice for cross-examining neurodivergent individuals, with practical tips to help ensure the court receives the most reliable evidence, along with references to further tools and resources.

To read the full article click here.


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