Legal Aid can help cover the cost of legal advice and representation in certain circumstances. A solicitor can explain whether Legal Aid may be available for your situation, what tests may apply, and what information is typically needed to assess eligibility.
The rules can be confusing, especially when you are dealing with a stressful situation or a tight deadline. Speaking to a solicitor can help you understand your options quickly, including what you can do next if Legal Aid is not available.
Note: Legal Aid depends on the circumstances, the type of matter, and eligibility tests. A solicitor will assess your situation and explain what support may be available.
Speak to a solicitor who can explain, in plain English, how Legal Aid may apply to your situation and what to do next.
A solicitor can tell you what information is typically requested for an eligibility assessment, so you can prepare and avoid delays.
If you have an upcoming hearing, interview, or deadline, early advice can help you avoid missed steps and make informed decisions.
If Legal Aid does not apply, a solicitor can explain alternative routes and what your practical options may be.
Clear explanations of how Legal Aid may apply, without jargon or confusion.
Advice on what to do now, what to prepare, and how to avoid delays in an assessment.
Where appropriate, solicitors can continue to advise and represent you through later stages.
A solicitor will tell you what is needed based on your circumstances and the type of matter. It usually helps to have any key documents, letters, or reference numbers related to your case.
Timescales depend on the details of your situation and what information is available. Speaking to a solicitor early can help you understand what is needed and reduce delays.
A solicitor can explain alternative options and practical next steps so you still understand how to move forward.