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woul i be ewntitled to legal aid

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11 Nov 11 #297541 by soohtie
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I earn £260 per week would i be ewntitled to legal aid

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11 Nov 11 #297544 by rubytuesday
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This calculator on the Scottish Legal Aid Boards website will give you an indication of whether or not you would qualify -

www.slab.org.uk/calculator2011/advice_assistance/index.html

The above is for legal advice and assistance only, which you would receive at the start of your case. - if you were to proceed with divorce, you would need to re-apply for Civil LA, you can check your eligibility by using this calculator -

www.slab.org.uk/calculator2011/civil/index.htm

For more information, visit www.slab.org.uk

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11 Nov 11 #297549 by Ndavis
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No - even if you say that's after tax and NI. If it's before them possibly. You need to have less than £733 a month disposable income to qualify so if you can pay CM and then you will be probably

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11 Nov 11 #297550 by rubytuesday
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Legal Aid is calculated differently in Scotland ;)

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