Plain-English family law · England & Wales
Get your divorce right.
Family law is already hard enough without the legalese.
The problem
68%
of people divorcing now do it without a lawyer.
Fair Shares, University of Bristol / Nuffield, 2023
what a family solicitor typically costs
of answers cited to a real UK source you can open
See it work
Watch the legalese disappear.
A real court order, turned into plain English — in seconds.
When the other party sends a letter — we explain what it means, and what it's actually asking.
More than forms
One system for your whole matter.
Kinwright isn't a form-filler with a chatbot bolted on. It's a plain-English system that carries your whole case — from the first letter you're sent to the final order.
kinwright.Quick exitUnderstands your documents
Drop in the letters, forms, and orders you've been sent. Kinwright reads them and works out where you are — then explains every form, letter, and bit of legal jargon in words that actually make sense.
kinwright.Quick exitPrepares your paperwork
Forms, court bundles, position statements, and consent orders — drafted with you and ready to file. The dates and deadlines in your matter are watched for you, so nothing slips through.
Answers, always cited
Ask anything. Every answer is grounded in real UK law, with the source shown so you can open and check it. Encrypted and private, with a quick exit on every screen — you decide, and you file. We never do it for you.
Who it's for
For anyone doing this without a solicitor.
Amicable or not — and whichever route you're on, from a kitchen-table agreement to mediation, arbitration, or court — Kinwright covers every path a divorce can take.
Agreeing it between you
Sort things out directly, the paperwork made simple.
With a mediator
Come to the table prepared, with your figures ready.
A decision out of court
Put your case together clearly for the arbitrator.
When a judge decides
Hearing-ready forms, bundles, and position statements.
Legal aid for most family cases ended in 2013 — it now survives mainly where there's evidence of domestic abuse, or for mediation. Solicitors start around £3,000 and climb past £15,000. That leaves millions to face the family courts on their own — and that's exactly who Kinwright is for.
The beta
Be one of the first to try it.
We're letting a small group in early, by referral. The people who join now will help shape what Kinwright becomes.
- Plain-English help with every form and court letter
- Cited to real UK sources — nothing invented
- Planned price after launch: £79 a month, covering all your matters at once — divorce, finances, and children