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This guide provides advice on what the British Embassy can do to help UK nationals affected by domestic abuse in France, the services available in France, how to report abuse to the police and how to get protection.
A list of services across the UK that offer support to veterans.
How to get a legal or judicial separation if you want to separate from your partner without divorcing them.
The legal process of repossession, including what your mortgage lender must do, repossession hearings, possession orders and help with legal costs
Updates relating to the Early Legal Advice Pilot
Duty solicitors: forms, guidance and invitations to tender for HPCDS.
Details of the Legal Aid Agency’s ongoing response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
The Review of Civil Legal Aid will explore options for improving the long-term sustainability of the civil legal aid system.
Guidance on listed diseases of fish and shellfish and their status in England and Wales, including what happens if a disease is suspected or confirmed.
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