[Solved] Self-Representation of a potentially complex case

Thank you for all your responses.

I've decided today that I will represent myself. I've submitted the C100 form online, rather easy to do so now I'll continue preparing for what's ahead of me.

I would agree with using a McKenzie Friend, especially if you aren't necessarily that organised normally, ideally get one by personal recommendation.
If you do want to use a solicitor, you could always just use them for advice when you really need it, which would also keep your costs down.

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Thank you, I'm glad I come across this website, for the past year its provided me with some great help.

I think I am fairly organised but I will explore the possibility of a McKenzie friend if I feel like I might need one.

I submitted my C100 form yesterday. I am hoping to skip mediation due to the fact that domestic violence has occurred and I was wondering if anybody knows the type of evidence I would need to present. Would a Police reference number be enough or would it make sense to present evidence in the form of pictures/videos of a particular incident?

I'm pretty sure a police reference number with a little detail should be sufficient. You could prepare a brief position statement to give a little background, although you can't attach any evidence to it, you can mention what you have, and say that you have it with you if the court wishes to see it.