Nadine Taylor spent 16 years as the Campaign Director of the UK based father’s rights campaign group, Fathers4Justice, creating high profile campaigns that earned the group headlines around the world.

As someone who was herself a victim of domestic abuse, and who spent 10 years going through the family court process, the effects of which she still suffers from today, 24 years later, Nadine has a unique experience of being able to fully understand the practical, as well as emotional aspect, of the situation many parents unwittingly find themselves in today.

In 2019 Nadine branched out on her own to expand her professional McKenzie Friend services, advocating for, and providing specialist support to father’s, and indeed, some mother’s.

With over 20 years’ experience assisting parents inside and outside of court, Nadine has built up her own valuable network of contacts so she can sign post her clients to the best support services and experts to assist with their court cases.

From completing initial applications to writing statements and obtaining a Right of Audience Nadine covers all aspects of proceedings and is keen to help more people train to provide this valuable service as not everyone can afford the services of a top city lawyer.

Once proceedings conclude, Nadine also makes it a priority to ensure her clients can access “after care”, whether that be appropriate counselling, psychologists, careers, financial or estate planning, because moving forward can often present new challenges, and opportunities.

It is the fact that Nadine is “not a lawyer”, according to her client’s, that makes her unique and her
no nonsense approach helps them cut through the often traumatic and complex court process.

Outside of the court room, Nadine brings together her background in design, marketing and PR,
along with her extensive knowledge of family law, both in the UK and overseas jurisdictions, to advise charities, campaign groups, politicians and advocates on strategies and the promotional values of rights of fathers, men and boys around the world.

Nadine’s military background re-enforces her commitment; “nemo resideo”.