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Tell us what's happened in your own words. We'll explain the rules without the jargon, show you every option open to you, and show the evidence behind it where it exists. Then the choice is yours.

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Parking charge notice

What the letter says

The Registered Keeper is hereby invited to pay the Parking Charge or, alternatively, to transfer liability to the driver, failing which the Creditor shall be entitled to recover the unpaid charge from the Keeper pursuant to Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012.

In plain English

You can pay, appeal, or tell the company who was driving. If you do none of these, they can chase you for it as the car's registered keeper.

Your options: pay · appeal to the company · appeal to an independent service if refused

Six areas

Where would you like to start?

Each area has its own questions, explanations and tools. Not sure which fits? Use Other legal questions and describe it in your own words.

Motoring & parking

Parking charges, council penalties, speeding notices and bus-lane fines.

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Employment

Redundancy, settlement offers, notice, holiday pay and unfair treatment. Includes a working redundancy calculator.

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Property

Boundaries, rights of way, covenants, leasehold and neighbour problems, plus a home-buying checklist.

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Wills & estate planning

A guided questionnaire that turns your wishes into a clear summary, and flags when a professional should check it.

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Divorce & separation

How divorce works, money and the home, pensions, and arrangements for children.

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Four steps from "what does this mean?" to a decision you understand.

Step 1

Tell us what happened

Short, plain questions. Upload a letter or contract if you have one. We only ask for what matters to your issue.

Step 2

We sort facts from gaps

You see what you know, what you're assuming, and what evidence is missing. Key dates go on a timeline.

Step 3

See every option

Each route explained in plain English, with official sources and, where reliable data exists, how similar cases have gone.

Step 4

You decide

Do it yourself with our forms and letters, or take a ready-made summary to a qualified professional.

Free first, always. Your first check costs nothing. If we can't see a useful route, we'll tell you straight away rather than sell you a report.

How we use numbers

A statistic describes past cases. It isn't your chance of winning.

Where reliable data exists, we show it as context, with everything you need to judge it. Where it doesn't, we say so.

Illustrative

of independent parking appeals in this sample were decided in the driver's favour.

Source: Independent appeals service, published annual report (placeholder)
Where: England & Wales
Period: One reporting year (placeholder)
Counted: Appeals decided by an assessor. Withdrawn and cancelled cases are shown separately, not mixed in.
Sample: 480 of 1,000 decided appeals
Limits: Covers all reasons for appeal together. Outcomes for your reason may differ.

This figure is about past cases overall. It is not a prediction for you.

When the data isn't good enough No reliable figure available

We'd rather show nothing than a number that misleads you. We'll still show your options and the evidence that matters.

What we never do

Give you a personal "chance of success"
Hide the sample size or the date range
Mix cancelled cases in with decided ones
Tell you whether to go ahead

Our approach

Information you can act on. Decisions that stay yours.

Plain English

No jargon. Where a legal term matters, we explain it the first time it appears.

Every option

Including paying, walking away and doing nothing, with what each one means for you.

Sources shown

Rules link to official pages. Numbers carry their source, date and sample size.

Honest about limits

We say when we're unsure, when data is missing, and when you need a qualified person.

You check first

Nothing is sent or submitted until you've reviewed and approved it.

Your data, kept small

We collect only what your issue needs, and you can delete it.

Pricing

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£0

Where you stand, in plain English
Your options at a glance
A clear "nothing to pursue" if that's the case

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Your report

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Every option explained, with sources
Statistics where reliable data exists
Evidence checklist and key dates

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Report updated with anything new

If it's complex

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