Who can use Footprint?

• Parents who want to negotiate their own child contact and child maintenance without involving the Child Support Agency or the Family Court.
• Parents who cannot communicate with each other and need to find a way forward to resolve family matters that affect themselves and their children.
• Parents who find themselves using the Family Court to resolve Child Centred issues following their family unit breaking up.
• Parents who constantly face false allegations about child contact and maintenance and need to prove their side of the story.

What does Footprint do?

• Footprint allows parents to arrange their own Child Support payments without the need to involve the Child Support Agency.
• Footprint gives parents the tools and information to sort out their own child contact agreements without the need to involve the Family Courts.
• Footprint records all relevant issues that occur when a family unit breaks down like child contact. It also calculates child support payments.
• Footprint provides reports which can be used by parents who are acting as litigants in person.

Why use Footprint?

• You have the right to negotiate your own child contact and support arrangements - Footprint gives you the means to do just that.
• Within minutes, you’ll know how much child maintenance is payable and get money flowing to your children so arrears just don’t become an issue.
• By using Footprint you can prove your version of events. Used correctly, Footprint becomes the world’s only web-based lie detector.
• You can record contact, events, issues and messages and then produce all the information in high quality reports.

Where can I use Footprint?

• Anywhere you can access the internet, so from your own home, your local library or an internet café.
• We keep your data confidential and secure so once it’s been entered you can rely on us to look after it, back it up and never, ever share any of it with anyone.

When should I use Footprint?

• When your case involves a shared care /contact issue and either in the family Court or as part of any other official proceedings.
• When your case involves a child maintenance issue and all parties are in agreement and agree to resolve the matter amicably.
• When you are a Litigant in Person and need to gather good sound credible evidence to support your case.

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