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By: John Rowlinson - Updated: 2 Oct 2025 | *Discuss

 

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CourtroomAdvice was created to provide information about the legal process, and is intended to help individuals who have questions about going to court. Whether you're a witness, claimant, defendant or juror you are likely to be apprehensive about attending court. Procedures and formalities in court can vary widely depending on the nature of the hearing and the type of court.

So whether it's the County Court, Crown Court or Magistrates' court, a family hearing, immigration matter or the Coroner's Court that you are attending, there is a wealth of information available on this site to ensure that you know what to expect. From your arrival at court through to the outcome of the case, this site guides you through each step of the process and the appeals, where applicable.

There are particular sections for victims of crime, people who have been arrested and charged with an offence, and how to complain about the police or the courts service as well as detailed information about representing yourself in the small claims court.

We really want to help spread the word and if you can help by linking to CourtroomAdvice, we truly appreciate it.

For a short text-based link you can simply copy and paste the following code into your page:

This will appear on your page as:

CourtroomAdvice.co.uk - comprehensive guidance on appearing in court

Alternatively, you can use a slightly longer descriptive link:

This will appear on your page as:

CourtroomAdvice.co.uk:

CourtroomAdvice was created to provide information about the legal process, and is intended to help individuals who have questions about going to court. Whether you're a witness, claimant, defendant or juror you are likely to be apprehensive about attending court. Procedures and formalities in court can vary widely depending on the nature of the hearing and the type of court.

So whether it's the County Court, Crown Court or Magistrates' court, a family hearing, immigration matter or the Coroner's Court that you are attending, there is a wealth of information available on this site to ensure that you know what to expect. From your arrival at court through to the outcome of the case, this site guides you through each step of the process and the appeals, where applicable.

There are particular sections for victims of crime, people who have been arrested and charged with an offence, and how to complain about the police or the courts service as well as detailed information about representing yourself in the small claims court.

Thanks for your support in helping us spread the word.