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Plain-English legal commentary, Direct Access guides and case analysis from barristers listed on MyBarrister.
Direct Access lets you instruct a barrister directly without a solicitor. Learn what a Direct Access barrister is, how the process works and what to expect.
Read articleChoosing a Direct Access barrister? Learn what to look for, the questions to ask, and how to check experience, fees and suitability for your legal matter.
Read article ›Discover the benefits of working with a Direct Access barrister: specialist expertise, direct contact, clearer costs and a potentially more efficient route.
Read article ›Unsure whether to instruct a barrister directly or use a solicitor? Learn what each role does and how to choose the right route for your legal matter.
Read article ›How Direct Access barrister fees work: fixed fees, what affects cost, and why instructing a barrister directly can be more cost-effective for suitable work.
Read article ›What to expect in the Family Court without a solicitor: how cases are handled, hearings, and how a Direct Access barrister can help you prepare and represent you.
Read article ›How a Direct Access barrister can help with child arrangements in England and Wales, from early advice and the MIAM to court hearings and a child's welfare.
Read article ›Yes. Learn how a Direct Access barrister can advise on divorce finances and financial remedy proceedings in England and Wales, from disclosure to a final order.
Read article ›A practical, section-by-section guide to completing Form E for financial remedy proceedings in England and Wales, with common pitfalls and how to avoid them.
Read article ›How Direct Access works for Employment Tribunal claims, what a barrister can do for you, time limits to watch, and how to prepare. General guidance only.
Read article ›When landlords and tenants can instruct a barrister directly for possession, deposits, disrepair, rent arrears and tenancy disputes. General guidance only.
Read article ›How to recover money you are owed in England and Wales, from a letter before action to court and enforcement, and how a Direct Access barrister can help.
Read article ›Understand County Court claims in England and Wales, the small claims, fast and intermediate tracks, and how a Direct Access barrister can help you.
Read article ›Shareholder disputes in England and Wales: unfair prejudice petitions, derivative claims, exit and valuation, and how a Direct Access barrister can help.
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