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Legal advice and helplines
Looking for more legal help? Have you had a look at what's available on our site? You may be able to find what you need to answer your question or solve your problem yourself using our information. All legal advice services will be extremely busy and unfortunately cannot help everyone who needs them, so please make sure you have read all the available information about your problem before contacting them. If you need more help and advice after that, we explain where you may be able to get help with your legal problem below. For England and Wales only.
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Migrants' rights needs assessment
Executive summary Background Advicenow’s legal capability research shows that migrants are more vulnerable to legal problems and have less faith in the legal system than other groups. Over the past five years, we have delivered public legal education (PLE) courses for trusted intermediaries...
Free guide request
We will send you a copy for free if you cannot pay. To qualify you must complete the request form and have a household income of less than £1,540 per month after tax or be unable to access money.
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Information
Getting help to get an injunction
Understand where you can get help if someone close to you has been, or is being, violent or abusive to you. It also helps you prepare your statement for the court if you decide to apply for an injunction order. You might need a 'non-molestation order' or an 'occupation order', or both. We explain what these both mean. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales only.
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Legal aid for civil cases – help to pay for legal advice
If you have a legal problem, you may be able to get legal aid. Here we explain what help you may be able to get if you have a non-criminal legal problem – that’s a problem to do with things like housing, debt, and discrimination. It will help you understand what legal aid is, when it is available and who can get it. Information applies to England and Wales.
