Family proceedings can be overwhelming, especially when children's services are involved. A solicitor can explain whether Legal Aid may apply to your situation, what the process looks like, and what information is typically needed to assess eligibility.
Care proceedings and certain child protection matters can move fast, with important hearings and deadlines. Speaking to a solicitor early can help you understand what is happening, what your options are, and how to prepare for the next step.
Note: Legal Aid depends on the type of matter and eligibility rules. A solicitor will assess your situation and explain what support may be available.
Understand what care proceedings involve, the stages of the process, and what a solicitor can do to support you.
A solicitor can explain whether Legal Aid may apply, what rules may be relevant, and what information is typically needed to assess eligibility.
If you are dealing with concerns involving children's services, a solicitor can help you understand what is happening and what your options may be.
If Legal Aid is not available for your situation, a solicitor can outline alternative routes and help you prioritise next steps.
Straightforward explanations of the process, the likely next steps, and what Legal Aid may cover.
Help understanding what to do now, what to prepare, and how to avoid delays when time is tight.
Where appropriate, solicitors can advise and represent you through family proceedings, including care proceedings.
Legal Aid may be available depending on the type of proceedings and your position in the case. A solicitor can assess your circumstances and explain what support may apply.
It depends on your situation. It usually helps to have any letters or documents you have received, plus key dates and details about what is happening. A solicitor can tell you what is most relevant.
If you have an upcoming hearing or urgent meeting, seek advice as early as possible. A solicitor can explain what to do now and what you may need to prepare.