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20 Jan 11 #246539
by teecher
Topic started by teecher
Unemployed Aug 2009-Dec 2010.Legal Aid refused as Legal Aid office lost paperwork!
Re-submitted Nov 2010.Just heard that it has been refused again as they need evidence of benefits!
Have just started a 2 term maternity cover.(Jan 4th 2011).
Does this disqualify me from legal aid help?
Also WHY is my exH getting legal aid when he has been in employment as a teacher since feb 2010 and his new partner works as well?
I am a single parent raising our 9 yr old daughter. What the hell is going on!!!
Feel like giving up on everything!!!
Re-submitted Nov 2010.Just heard that it has been refused again as they need evidence of benefits!
Have just started a 2 term maternity cover.(Jan 4th 2011).
Does this disqualify me from legal aid help?
Also WHY is my exH getting legal aid when he has been in employment as a teacher since feb 2010 and his new partner works as well?
I am a single parent raising our 9 yr old daughter. What the hell is going on!!!
Feel like giving up on everything!!!
20 Jan 11 #246540
by teecher
Reply from teecher
teecher wrote:
Unemployed Aug 2010-Dec 2010.Legal Aid refused as Legal Aid office lost paperwork!
Re-submitted Nov 2010.Just heard that it has been refused again as they need evidence of benefits!
Have just started a 2 term maternity cover.(Jan 4th 2011).
Does this disqualify me from legal aid help?
Also WHY is my exH getting legal aid when he has been in employment as a teacher since feb 2010 and his new partner works as well?
I am a single parent raising our 9 yr old daughter. What the hell is going on!!!
Feel like giving up on everything!!!
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