Feb 2 • Templates & Checklists
📄 Chronology Template (Litigants in Person) — England & Wales
A chronology is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — documents in family court proceedings. Its purpose is not to argue your case, but to give the court a clear, neutral timeline of key events so that judges and professionals can quickly understand what happened, when it happened, and why it matters.
This template is designed specifically for litigants in person. It helps you present events concisely, factually, and proportionately, without emotional language or unnecessary detail. Used properly, a good chronology improves judicial understanding, supports case management, and prevents important points being lost in long statements or bundles.
This document is suitable for use alongside position statements, witness statements, and court bundles, and should be kept short, accurate, and focused on relevance to the issues before the court.
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📄 Chronology Template (Litigants in Person) — England & Wales
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Procedural guidance for litigants in person navigating the family court system in England & Wales. Preparation, structure, clarity.
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