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Bailiffs collect debts or give notices, summons and court documents.

Barristers give advice to solicitors and represent people in disagreements, investigations and in court.

Barrister's clerks run the day to day administration tasks for barristers at offices called chambers.

Company secretaries make sure that directors follow company law and finance rules.

Coroners investigate deaths where the causes are unexplained or the person’s identity is unknown.

Court administrative assistants help run courts and court offices.

Court legal advisers are lawyers who give advice about the law to magistrates and judges.

Court ushers make sure everyone involved in a case attends court and knows what to do.

Credit controllers manage the money given to customers and recover debts owed by businesses and individuals.

Crown prosecutors decide if there's enough evidence to take cases to court.

Equalities officers make sure people are treated equally in an organisation by promoting positive practices and attitudes.

Family mediators help separating couples agree on future plans without having to go to court.