For over two decades, Nadine Taylor has been a passionate advocate for parents navigating the complexities of the family court system.

As Campaign Director for Fathers4Justice for 16 years, Nadine created bold, high-profile campaigns that brought global attention to fathers’ rights and family justice reform. Her work helped spark important conversations and gave countless parents a voice.

Nadine’s commitment to her clients comes from personal experience. As a survivor of domestic abuse who spent 10 years enduring the family court process, and still lives with its lasting effects, she deeply understands both the practical and emotional challenges parents face.

In 2019, Nadine founded her own professional McKenzie Friend Service, offering specialist support and advocacy to fathers, and mothers, throughout their legal journey.

With over 20 years’ experience inside and outside the courtroom, she provides hands-on guidance with every stage of proceedings, from drafting applications and statements to obtaining a Right of Audience.

Nadine has also built an  network of trusted professionals and support services, allowing her to connect clients with the best legal, psychological, and practical help available. Once proceedings conclude, she ensures her clients have access to essential aftercare, whether that is counselling, financial planning, or other resources to help them move forward confidently.

What makes Nadine truly unique is that, as many clients say, she is “not a lawyer.” Her no-nonsense approach cuts through the trauma and confusion of the court process, helping parents feel empowered and informed every step of the way.

Beyond her work with individual clients, Nadine draws on her background in design, marketing, and PR, as well as her deep knowledge of family law in the UK and abroad, to advise charities, businesses, campaign groups, politicians, and advocates on strategy and communications around fathers’, men’s, and boys’ rights.

A former member of the armed forces, Nadine lives by the principle nemo reside, “no one left behind.”