Support Through Court — Sheffield
REVIEWED BY: Sean McNamara on 2026-08-27
What this service is
Support Through Court is an independent charity providing free practical and emotional support to people facing court without a lawyer. Volunteers help you understand procedure, organise papers, fill in forms, write statements and accompany you into hearings. They are not solicitors and do not give legal advice or represent you.
Who it helps
Anyone appearing in the family or civil courts without representation — applicants and respondents alike. No means test; the service is free (funded by donations and funders).
How to use it
1. Book or enquire through the national helpline 0300 081 0006 (Mon–Fri 9:30–16:30) 2. Or via the Sheffield office listed on supportthroughcourt.org (based at Sheffield Combined Court Centre, 50 West Bar) 3. Bring your case papers to your appointment
How it fits your family court case
Support Through Court helps at every stage — before a hearing (preparation, forms), on the day (someone by your side), and after (understanding the order and next steps). Pair this page with our Sheffield court guide for venue practicalities.
Official links
- https://supportthroughcourt.org/locations/sheffield
- https://www.gov.uk/find-court-tribunal (Sheffield Combined Court Centre)
This page is general information, not legal advice. YourFamilyCase.co.uk is an independent information directory and is not affiliated with Support Through Court, HMCTS or gov.uk.
Content verified against the official HMCTS court directory, gov.uk forms and fees pages, and the professional body registers (SRA, FMC, Bar Council). Last reviewed September 2026.