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There are lots of different organisations who can offer help and advice with a problem:
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Advice UK advice centres
Advice UK is a network of independent advice centres. Some give general information and advice on a range of subjects whilst others specialise in one or more area of law. Find out if there is an Advice UK advice centre near you by visiting their website or calling 020 7407 4070.
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Citizens Advice Bureaux (CABx) Scotland
Citizens Advice Bureaux help people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice. You can find your local CAB by visiting their website or looking under ‘Citizens Advice Bureaux’ in The Phone Book.
Citizens Advice Scotland

Law Centres
Law Centres are staffed by both solicitors and other workers who specialise in legal problems. They offer a free service. Law Centres usually only help people who live or work in their area. You can find out whether there is a Law Centre near you by visiting:
Law Centres

Law Society of Scotland
All practicing solicitors in Scotland must be registered with the Law Society. You can search for a solicitor by area or type of law.
Law Society of Scotland

Scottish Legal Aid Board
Legal aid allows people who would not otherwise be able to afford it to get help for their legal problems. You can search for a legal aid solicitor on the Scottish Legal Aid Board website:
Scottish Legal Aid Board

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Use the Community Legal Advice website to find an adviser or solicitor in your area.
Go to www.communitylegaladvice.org.uk or find other sources of help.

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