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Offers information, advice and support services to help parents to achieve a positive outcome for their children. No Family Lawyer – help about what to do if you don’t have a family lawyer.įamily Law Questions – website of family law barrister Clive Barker offering information and advice about a number of family law issues.įamilies Need Fathers -charity chiefly concerned with the problems of maintaining a child’s relationship with both parents during and after family breakdown. Call their advice line on 08 or email Court Info – family court information for families in the Bristol area, but contains useful general information about the court process, applicable in any area.

The Custody Minefield – provides guides to law and good practice in many areas of family law.įamily Rights Group – good source of help and advice for people involved with children’s services.

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If you are calling about family law the number is 03.Ĭhild protection project – part of Coram Children’s legal centre website is no longer being updated, but note useful ‘map’ of child protection proceedings.Ĭhildren’s social care law in Wales -to assist social workers, social care practitioners, foster carers and advisers find the current law relating to social care for children and young people in Wales.Ĭommunity Care – offers a free down load of a guide for social workers to make their court evidence compliant with Re B-S.Ĭourt of Protection Hub – news, cases and resources about the Court of Protection – charity that aims to provide people with authoritative and accessible information about human rights.Ĭitizen’s Advice Bureau – provides free and independent advice to all about their rights and responsibilities.Ĭhild Law Advice – operated by Coram Children’s Legal Centre, provides specialist advice and information on child, family and education law.

cases in all tribunals and courts in England and WalesīUT you cannot self refer, applications will only be accepted if they come via a referrer, such as your MP, a lawyer or an advice agency.

cases where proceedings have not yet been started.

advice, representation and help at mediation.

If you have cannot afford to pay and have no public funding, it can help with:

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The Bar Pro Bono Unit is a charity which helps to find pro bono (free) legal assistance from volunteer barristers. Dictionary of Legal Terms – a useful list from Pennington LawĪdoption Legal Centre – legal team advising adopters and potential adoptersĪssociation of Child Abuse Lawyers – an association set up for the benefit of victims, lawyers, experts and other professionals involved in the field of obtaining compensation for the physical, sexual or emotional abuse of children and adults abused in childhood.īar Council Legal Hub – an on line directory of barristers and expert witnesses.

To see if you qualify for legal aid check this link from the Gov.uk site or call 08.Also see our post What if I don’t have a lawyer? For links and advice about being a litigant in person, direct access barristers or McKenzie Friends.