Free consumer and debt legal help in the United Kingdom
24 organisations · United Kingdom
24 organisations in the United Kingdom offer free or low-cost consumer and debt legal help. Types of organisation: 9 NGOs, 5 pro bono services, 5 associations and networks, 5 university law clinics. Access: 15 free for everyone, 3 free subject to income conditions. Most offered languages: English.
What this covers
Debt collection and over-indebtedness, bankruptcy, unfair contracts, scams and fraud, disputes with banks, utilities and sellers.
By city
Organisations
Bradford
- Bradford and Airedale Citizens Advice & Law Centre NGO · English
Bristol
- University of Bristol Law Clinic University clinic · English
Cardiff
- Speakeasy Law Centre NGO · English
Edinburgh
- Citizens Advice Scotland Association / Network · English
- Scottish Legal Aid Board Association / Network · English
Glasgow
- Castlemilk Law and Money Advice Centre NGO · English
- Govan Law Centre NGO · English
- Govanhill Law Centre NGO · English
- Strathclyde Law Clinic University clinic · English
- University of Strathclyde Law Clinic University clinic · English
Leeds
- Leeds Citizens Advice & Law Centre NGO · English
Liverpool
- Vauxhall Community Law and Information Centre NGO · English
London
- Advicenow NGO · English
- Bird & Bird Free Legal Advice Clinic Pro bono service · English
- Citizens Advice Association / Network · English
- Cost of Living Crisis Clinic Pro bono service · English
- LawWorks Pro bono service · English
- Legal Aid Agency (England and Wales) Association / Network · English
- LSE Legal Advice Centre University clinic · English
- PopLaw Legal Advice Clinic Pro bono service · English
- qLegal & Legal Advice Centre University clinic · English
- St Hilda's East Legal Advice Service Pro bono service · English
- Which? Association / Network · English
Sheffield
- Sheffield Citizens Advice & Law Centre NGO · English
Other needs covered in the United Kingdom
Orientation only, not legal advice. Information aggregated from public sources: always check with the organisation before relying on any entry.