Divorcify - Cleverley Done Technology Ltd
Guest Legal Contributor | Family Law | Unpaid / Ad Hoc

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Divorcify Guest Article Opportunity
Divorcify is a legal technology platform designed to help people navigate and organise family court proceedings.
We’re Looking for Contributors
We’re looking for law students, newly qualified solicitors, pupil barristers, and early-career legal professionals interested in writing occasional guest articles for the Divorcify website.
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Topics of Interest
Write about any area of family law that interests you:
- Child arrangements
- Financial remedy
- Non-molestation orders
- Court procedure
- Recent cases
Or something you’ve learned through study or practice.
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Publication Details
Articles will be published under your name with an author profile and professional links, giving you published work to share on LinkedIn, your CV, or professional portfolio.


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Interested? Send me a LinkedIn message with a little about yourself and what you’d like to write about.
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