West London Family Court

A Digital Concerto of Justice, Orchestrated by the Virtuosic DJ Olivia Murphy In an era where the once-hallowed halls of justice have been supplanted by virtual courtrooms, it is remarkable to find oneself in the presence of a maestro who can artfully weave a symphony of fairness, firmness, and friendliness from the digital threads of Microsoft Teams. Such is the undeniable prowess of DJ Olivia Murphy, a family court judge who deftly navigates the complexities of this digital landscape, crafting an experience akin to a live performance of a seasoned orchestra. As the session commenced, the screen filled with an aura of purposeful anticipation, reminiscent of a concert hall before the first note is struck. Her Honor's mellifluous voice resonated through the virtual space, punctuated by a keen intellect and a discerning eye for detail. DJ Olivia Murphy's friendly demeanour humanized the often sterile pixels of the virtual courtroom, all the while maintaining a firm pursuit of truth and fairness. Much like a maestro leading a symphony, she deftly guided the proceedings through the intricate dance of legal matters, ensuring that the virtual platform did not hinder the music of justice from reaching its crescendo. In the denouement of the case, as emotions threatened to disrupt the harmony, DJ Olivia Murphy remained a steadfast presence. She artfully choreographed the resolution, displaying a command over the digital medium that transformed the virtual proceedings into a truly human experience. Through her unwavering commitment to upholding the integrity of the law and the lives she impacts, DJ Olivia Murphy reminds us all that, even in the realm of virtual courtrooms, justice can be a resounding symphony under the baton of a virtuoso. In the digital age, it is nothing short of inspiring to witness the legal artistry that DJ Olivia Murphy brings to the screen. She proves that the pursuit of justice, when guided by talent and compassion, transcends the limitations of the medium, striking a resonant chord in the hearts of all who bear witness.
Mar 20th, 2023

Excellent service.
Mar 20th, 2023

Awful awful awful, Ive waited nearly 2 years to see my children and west London family court adjourned and said in due course I will be given a new date. STILL NOTHING! affecting the relationships between mum/dad and the children by their relentless obnoxiousness and disregard is an absolute disgrace. Start being a court and sort proceedings out for the benefit of the children in the right way but also a timely manner. Never replying to emails or answering or returning calls is another example of how poor this court really is. Shouldnt even be running or responsible to sort family proceedings. The damage you have done to many familys from other reviews is disgusting. You should be ashamed.
Feb 28th, 2023

Court staff are lovely but the judges are corrupt. Family courts were set up to serve as a deterrent to protect the sanctity of marriage. The judges will pretend to not understand bad behaviour of other party, and refuse to accept the child is suffering but please understand they do. Judges will often openly advocate for the person who has retained the children, i.e. the mother. These judges were previously solicitors and barristers playing the same game your partner's representative is playing. The judges know exactly what they are doing. It's why they are clinging on desperately to closed courts. As if the public knew they were deliberately harming children they would be driven out of the country. Complain about everything to the Judicial Complaints Office (they have a narrow remit though), file appeals for everything (form n161 unless circuit judge, then fp161), seek permission for judicial reviews (n461, file letter before Claim first) You have (in order) Primary legislation Case law Secondary legislation Norms of the Court And what family court judges do is put norms and loose interpretation of secondary legislation before the primary legislation and case law. Read k and k 2022, read ECHR article 8, 3 and 6 case law. The judges make things up and when challenged try to bluff their way through.
Feb 20th, 2023

This court is a disaster. They had been tricked by my ex wife who applied for an application and who told this court that I myself was delivered the court papers , that was a lie , and the court never tried to verify the information falsely given to them by my ex wife. Worst than that , this west London family court accepted a consent order signed by my ex wife who forged my signature , she falsified my signature and tie court didnt even bother to verify it. What a shameful situation. I am a victime of a court order issued by this disastrous west London family court who dont verify the authenticity of documents nor signatures and who have no team to inform parties about attendance. I am a victime of the mediocrity of the staff at this shameful court.
Feb 2nd, 2023