Frequently Asked Questions
- Falsely Accused Network
- Sep 7, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Jun 28
About the Falsely Accused Network
The Falsely Accused Network supports individuals across England & Wales who are facing false allegations of domestic abuse, coercive control, family court proceedings, child arrangements disputes, non-molestation order proceedings, and related matters.
We help people access appropriate legal professionals, McKenzie Friends, emotional wellbeing support, and practical assistance during what is often one of the most stressful periods of their lives.
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1. Who do you support?
We support individuals across England & Wales who are dealing with issues such as:
- False allegations of domestic abuse
- Coercive control allegations
- Police investigations
- Bail or Released Under Investigation (RUI)
- Family court proceedings
- Child arrangements disputes
- Non-molestation order proceedings
- Fact-finding hearings
- Parental alienation concerns
- Paternity-related disputes
While many people who contact us are fathers, we support both men and women.
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2. How can the Falsely Accused Network help me?
Depending on your circumstances, support may include:
- McKenzie Friend referrals
- Family solicitor referrals
- Direct Access Barrister referrals
- Criminal defence solicitor referrals
- Emotional wellbeing support referrals
- Family court guidance and support
- Access to our peer support community
Every situation is different, and we will discuss the most appropriate options available to you.
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3. What types of cases are most suitable for support?
We are best placed to assist people who are currently dealing with active legal issues or ongoing proceedings.
This may include:
- Ongoing police investigations
- Criminal allegations
- Family court proceedings
- Child contact disputes
- Non-molestation order applications
- Fact-finding hearings
- Situations where legal proceedings are likely in the near future
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4. How does the process work?
Book an Initial Consultation via our Book Now page and pay the £45 consultation fee securely online. https://www.falselyaccusednetwork.co.uk/booking-calendar/initial-consultation-1?referral=service_list_widget
We speak with you for 30 minutes, listen to your situation, and explain your options clearly.
Where suitable, we introduce you to the right professionals — a McKenzie Friend, specialist solicitor, barrister, or therapist.
Any ongoing professional services are arranged and agreed directly with the provider.
The £45 consultation fee is fully deductible from any McKenzie Friend package you go on to book with us
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5. Is there a cost involved?
Our Initial Consultation is £45 for 30 minutes, payable securely online at the time of booking.
If you go on to book one of our McKenzie Friend packages, the £45 consultation fee is fully deducted from the package price.
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6. Do you offer emotional wellbeing support?
Yes.
We may be able to refer suitable individuals to independent therapists, coaches, or wellbeing professionals experienced in supporting people affected by false allegations and family court proceedings.
Any ongoing support arrangements are made directly with the provider.
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7. Do you offer peer support?
Yes.
We operate a moderated peer support community through Wix Spaces where members can connect with others facing similar challenges.
The community is free to join.
For safeguarding, privacy, and moderation reasons, we do not operate support groups through WhatsApp, Signal, or Discord.
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8. How do I know if I am eligible for support?
To access support, you should:
- Be based in England & Wales
- Be dealing with false allegations, family court proceedings, criminal allegations, or related legal matters
- Be seeking practical support, guidance, or professional referrals
When you contact us, we may ask a number of screening questions to better understand your circumstances and identify the most appropriate next steps.
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9. How do I contact the Falsely Accused Network?
☎️ 0204 538 8788
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Disclaimer
The Falsely Accused Network provides information, support, signposting, and referral services only.
Nothing on this website, our social media platforms, or within our communications should be treated as legal advice.
Individuals should always seek advice from a suitably qualified legal professional regarding their specific circumstances.
All services are limited to England & Wales.
Falsely Accused Network Ltd
Company Number: 15445513