If you are partway through a case, it can be hard to know what happens next and what options are still available. A solicitor can review where things stand, explain deadlines and appeal routes, and advise on continued Legal Aid funding where it applies.
Appeals and ongoing case decisions often involve strict time limits and specific procedures. Getting advice early can help you understand whether an appeal is realistic, what evidence is needed, and what steps you should take now.
Note: Legal Aid depends on the type of case, the stage, and eligibility rules. A solicitor will assess your situation and explain what support may be available.
Understand what appeal routes may be available and what deadlines may apply, based on your case and where it is in the process.
If your case is progressing through hearings or stages, a solicitor can help you understand what is coming next and how to prepare.
Some cases require ongoing funding decisions as the case develops. A solicitor can explain what may apply and what information might be requested.
If you are already represented, a solicitor can still help you understand process, timelines, and what questions to ask, especially when appeal options or funding issues arise.
Understand what options may still be available and what matters most right now.
Appeals can be time sensitive. Get guidance on urgent steps and what to prepare.
Advice on next steps, continued funding questions, and what to expect at later stages.
Often, yes. Time limits can be short and can vary depending on the type of case and the court or decision being appealed. Speak to a solicitor as early as possible if you are considering an appeal.
It may do, but it depends on the case, the stage, and eligibility rules. A solicitor can explain what may apply and what information might be needed.
It helps to have any paperwork, court dates, outcomes, or reference numbers you have. If your case is underway, a short timeline of what has happened so far can also be useful.