Legal Aid ⏬👇

Legal aid is a service that provides legal representation to those who cannot afford it. Legal aid services are provided by a variety of organizations, including law schools, community-based programs and government agencies. Many countries have legal aid offices that specialize in providing free or low-cost legal assistance to citizens with limited incomes.

Legal aid is a service offered to people who cannot afford to pay for legal services. It can be provided by government, non-governmental organizations, or private individuals. Legal aid may be provided in civil cases or criminal cases. In certain countries, legal aid may also be available for cases involving family law and immigration matters.

Legal aid is the legal system’s commitment to provide legal services to people who cannot afford them.

What does Legal Aid do?

Legal aid helps people in many ways:

-It ensures that everyone has equal access to justice.
-It ensures that people can get the information they need to understand their legal rights and responsibilities.
-It provides legal assistance for those who are unable to afford it.

Legal aid can help you to get legal advice and representation. If you are on a low income and cannot afford a solicitor, legal aid may be able to help you.

Legal aid covers many different types of cases including:

Family law,
Debt, bankruptcy and insolvency,
Housing law,
Immigration advice,
Civil liberty claims,
Criminal defence (if you are on benefits)