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Advicenow increase access to justice by helping people to deal with life's legal problems
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We equip individuals and communities to deal effectively with life’s legal problems. We do this by providing legal support including easy-to-use information, legal self-help tools, and education and training to help people make sense of the law. We research what works, and collaborate with others to challenge justice problems through policy and campaigns work.
How we work
We are a UK based not-for-profit organisation and charity. Collaboration and partnership lies at the heart of what we do so that people can access their rights, challenge unfair decisions, and fight for change.
News and updates
Come to us in a peaceful way - Roma report launch webinar
You are invited to our webinar, where we will launch our report to improve Roma families experiences with social care services. January 2025
Evidence submitted as part of the Education Committee’s inquiry into children’s social care sector in England
Advicenow (formerly Law for Life) and Roma Support Group submitted evidence in September 2024 and updated this in January 2025.
New website, new name
You will notice we look different today! December 2024
New guide on Universal Credit overpayments
Our brand new guide can help claimants facing a Universal Credit overpayment who cannot get support from an advice agency. October 2024
Research report - Roma families’ experiences with children’s services
New research report about Roma families’ experiences with children’s services by Law For Life, Anglia Ruskin and Lancaster University.
A warm welcome to Fiona Edwards, our new chair of the Trustee Board!
We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Fiona Edwards as the new Chair of the Board at Law for Life. June 2024
Sign up for our Dealing with section 21 evictions workshops
We will be running a number of standalone workshops on how to deal with Section 21 evictions.
Register here and select which workshop date you would like to attend.
