UK Family Court·Insights for litigants in person
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Assumption: "(Court Bundles) I should put my emails, texts and WhatsApp messages in the bundle to prove my point."

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This content reflects observational insights and lived community experiences. It does not constitute legal advice — always consult a qualified professional for your specific circumstances.

What People Expect

People see messages as their strongest evidence.

Court Reality

The Bundles Guide (p7) says not to include correspondence, emails, text messages, WhatsApp messages or other social media messages unless the court has ordered it.

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The Gap?

"(Court Bundles) I should put my emails, texts and WhatsApp messages in the bundle to prove my point."

Court Reality

The Bundles Guide (p7) says not to include correspondence, emails, text messages, WhatsApp messages or other social media messages unless the court has ordered it.

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Published23 September 2026Last reviewed23 September 2026

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