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Family Law department

 Children law department
 Probate and Inheritance department
 Small Claims and Civil Cases department
- Divorce
- Separation
- Finances
 - Matrimonial Property
- Injunctions
 - Domestic Violence
 - Cohabitation
 - Change of Name
 - Contact (access) with children
-Residence (custody) of children
- Parental Responsibility
- Guardians
 - Removing a Child from the UK
-Changing a Child’s Name
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 - Wills
- Intestacy
- Letters of Administration
 - Probate
 - Powers of Attorney
- Trusts
 - Bringing a Claim in the County Court
- Claiming Money Owed
- Sale of Goods and Services
- Personal Injury Claims
 - Injunctions
 - Enforcing Court

Business Law department
Employment Law department
Property Law department
Miscellaneous Law department
- Partnerships
 - Small Business
- Copyright
 - Unfair Dismissal
- Wrongful Dismissal
 - Constructive Dismissal
 - Redundancy
- Discrimination
 - Landlord and Tenant
- Assured Shorthold Tenancies
 - Mortgages and mortgage arrears
 - Long Leaseholds
 - Neighbour Disputes
 - Council and 		- Motoring Law
- Magistrates Courts
 - Police and Crime
 - Bailiffs
 - Human Rights
 - Legal Aid
 - Bankruptcy.


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Often people wonder why at a time when they desperately need help, legal aid-or rather public funding as we must now call it-is no longer available to them. Well here is one reason.

Legal aid is now administered by the Legal Services Commission. They decided that it would be nice-rather than funding people’s legal problems- to set up a scheme which they would call LSC online to enable solicitors firms to claim their costs online. It was only to cost £2.7m. The scheme lasted for 2 weeks and was then taken down and presumably abandoned due to ‘technical difficulties’. It has been estimated that the money wasted could have provided legal help and advice to 10,000 people.

 

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