The government is conducting on-going work to understand and model the extent of indebtedness as a result of Covid-19.

The Law Commission continues to make good progress on the Hate Crime Consultation Paper, although some delay is inevitable given the impa

Visits by enforcement agents (bailiffs) to take control of goods at residential premises and on highways are currently suspended under th

We have already taken steps to provide emergency support for work completed on paper-based certificates, with contingency measures tempor

This Government is fully committed to introducing a Victims’ Law but first, we need to complete the revision of the Victims’ Code to addr

Legal aid is and will continue to be available for asylum cases in the UK, including for initial applications, accommodation claims for a

Visits by enforcement agents (bailiffs) to take control of goods at residential premises and on highways are currently suspended under th

Victims of domestic abuse must have access to the help they need - including legal aid, which is subject to a means and merits test.

The LAA is working to ensure it can continue to support the legal support sector, helping them maintain access to justice to their vulner

Coroners services are funded by local authorities.