The Family Court was first set up at a time when the District Court used to deal with these issues and it was going to be a fast, cheap service that was available to people when they needed it. It is now an expensive service that is actually utterly reliant on legal aid. Legal aid does not come from the Government; it comes from the taxpayers—the very people that, in these cases, often don't have very much money because, in many cases, they had a home that is now split; they're now both homeless or they're renting or they're trying to get ahead. And what we see in Family Court matters are people in most cases—not all; most cases—who are absolutely distraught because their relationship has failed, their children are upset, and their children are often under such stress that they may be playing up at school, they may be going through all sorts of other traumas. 