45-minute 1:1 session
Tribunal & appeal prep
4.5 · 26 parent reviewsFacing an appeal or tribunal? Get a clear, honest view of your case and practical help preparing for what comes next.
- Send your refusal letter or draft plan, plus your evidence folder. Your specialist reads everything before you meet.
- Use the call to understand your case, organise your evidence, spot gaps and practise likely questions.
- Afterwards, receive a written summary and prioritised to-do list, so you know what to tackle first.

How this session works
Tell us what has happened
Take five minutes to explain your situation and send over your letters, draft plan and supporting evidence.
Meet your specialist
Have a 45-minute video call within the week. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
Get your next steps
Receive a written summary of the discussion and a prioritised plan for preparing your appeal or hearing.
Is this for me?
You want to understand the refusal and whether your evidence supports an appeal.
You need help identifying what further evidence could strengthen your case.
You can see important support is missing, unclear or placed in the wrong section.
You want help explaining the changes your child's plan needs.
You need to organise your evidence and focus on the strongest points.
You want to practise likely questions and feel more prepared for the hearing.
Just starting the EHCP process? EHCP application support fits better.

“Matched within a day with someone who'd worked on tribunals from the LA side, so she knew their playbook. That insight was worth its weight in gold.”
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Parents who've been here. What they said afterwards.
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Solid prep and a clear written plan at the end. I'd only say if you go in completely cold you might need more than one session to feel ready, which is fair enough, but budget for it.
She helped me stop apologising for asking for what my daughter is legally entitled to. That mindset shift alone was worth it, and the practical evidence work sealed it.
Helped enormously with organising the paperwork and understanding what a 'working document' even was. Some of the strategies for cross-questioning the LA worked better than others on the day, but the core prep was solid.
They refused the EHCP twice. After working with our specialist on the appeal we finally got it issued. I'd given up hope before this.
Evening slots meant I didn't have to take time off the night shift. Small thing, huge difference.
Weekend appointment, which was the only way I could do it around work and three kids. No judgement, no jargon, just clear next steps written down for me to keep.
Ready when you are
Matched to a vetted UK specialist, usually within 24 hours.
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Vetted before they ever meet your child
Enhanced DBS, qualifications verified against the awarding body, identity confirmed in person.
Common questions
Do you represent me at the hearing?
Our specialists prepare you and your case, and some are experienced lay representatives. Whether they can attend depends on the specialist and your needs. We'll match you with someone who fits, and you can ask them directly.
Should I book more than one session?
Appeals unfold over weeks: evidence comes in, deadlines move, nerves build. Booking a few sessions across the run-up, or our SEND Tribunal Preparation programme, lets you check in at each stage with the same person, rather than starting cold each time.
Is this legal advice?
It's specialist SEND and process support, not formal legal representation. For points of law you may also want a solicitor. We can talk you through when that's worth it.
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