Numbered allegations
Numbering and structure can be retained so each allegation remains easy to identify and cross-reference.
Threshold document translation for solicitors and family-law teams handling care proceedings, with careful treatment of allegations, chronology, statutory language and referenced evidence.
Threshold documents can contain detailed allegations, numbered findings, dates, family relationships and references to reports, statements and other evidence.
The translation should preserve what is alleged and how it is expressed without adding interpretation or changing the level of certainty. Numbering, headings and references can be retained so the translated version can be compared easily with the source.
Where the threshold document forms part of a larger care-proceedings bundle, terminology can be aligned with related translated material supplied for the same matter.
Numbering and structure can be retained so each allegation remains easy to identify and cross-reference.
Dates, sequences of events and time references are checked carefully against the source.
Names, roles and relationships are translated consistently across the document and related material.
Care-proceedings terminology is handled in context rather than replaced with approximate everyday wording.
References to social-work, CAFCASS, medical or expert evidence can be preserved for bundle use.
Wording that distinguishes allegation, opinion and finding is translated carefully to avoid changing meaning.
We confirm language pair, pages, deadline and related case material.
The document is translated with attention to family-law context and source structure.
Names, dates, numbering and referenced evidence are checked across the file.
The completed translation is supplied in the agreed format with certification where required.
Yes. Keeping the source numbering is usually useful for cross-reference and can be included in the agreed formatting.
Yes. Provide relevant previous translations, names or terminology so consistency can be maintained where appropriate.
Yes, where that is the instructed scope. Identify the required sections clearly before work begins.
Yes, if required. Tell us the intended use and any specific receiving-body requirements when sending the document.
Provide the document, language pair, deadline and any related names, reports or terminology that need to remain consistent.
