6pm – 8pm every Tuesday – Dalston Pop-Up Debt & Consumer Law Advisory Service at Dalston C.L.R James Library (Dalston Square, Dalston, E8 3BQ) (to access the service, you must first call 020 7633 4531, leave your name and phone number, and someone will call you back) We are open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 13:00 and from 14:00 to 17:30. The office is closed for lunch between 13:00 and 14:00. Check: Transport for London website for your itinerary. ⚠ Report abuse To notify the Law Society of any inappropriate or offensive content posted on Find a Lawyer, please visit our Contact Us page. The lawyer will give you a letter of advice and discuss it with you at the appointment. Support focuses on filling out forms rather than legal advice The Dalston Form Filling Pop-Up Advice Shop Clinic offers free assistance to complete the Hackney residency: We offer free specialist legal advice in the following areas: LEARN MORE ABOUT SUSTAINABLE ADVICE`S MISSION TO HACKNEY Please note that by sending information by e-mail, you agree to: that the Hackney Community Law Centre records sensitive personal information about you that may be retained for funding purposes and will be deleted after 12 months. NEW CUSTOMERS CAN CALL OUR ADVICE HOTLINE on 0208 985 5236 BETWEEN 10:00 and 12:00 on weekdays Monday to Thursday only on one of the following numbers: A law student will call you back during office hours. Phone: 020 8985 5236 Fax: 020 8533 2018 Website: www.hclc.org.uk The pop-up advice shop also offers free legal advice to help Hackney residents with substance use and debt issues. The support of volunteers is invaluable to HCLC. We have a wide range of options available. 2pm – 4.30pm – every Monday – Pop-Up Community Law Shops General counselling service at Hackney Central Library (1 Reading Lane E8 1GQ) – see qualified legal counsel in person – no appointment required – show up!. LAST YEAR, MORE THAN 3,000 PEOPLE BENEFITED FROM OUR SERVICES For legal questions, please fill out « Email Us: Legal Matters ». The information provided will be passed on to a qualified lawyer and will remain strictly confidential.
We will not include your data in a mailing list unless you expressly request it and your data will not be passed on to third parties. The Supervising Solicitor is regulated by the Solicitors Regulatory Authority and the Hackney Community Law Centre is a member of the Law Centres Federation. Students will help you fill out the benefits form during your appointment. If your case is suitable, an appointment will be made with a volunteer lawyer at the Dalston CLR James Library on a Tuesday evening between 6pm and 8pm. 10:30am – every other Wednesday – Labour Law drop-in (first come, first served) An appointment can be made with student volunteers from participating law schools. These are usually held on Tuesdays at the Dalston CLR James Library. Please bring any documents you deem useful. Some providers are registered and inspected by external agencies such as Ofsted or the Care Quality Commission. Anyone working with children and youth must have an appropriate disclosure and blocking service audit (the replacement of criminal record audit), security policies and insurance, which they must provide to you upon request. If there`s something you like or aren`t happy with, talk to the employee or manager so they can see how they`re doing their service. If you are still not satisfied, ask them if they have a complaints procedure.
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Contact us by phone or e-mail. Make an appointment or consult our walk-in sessions. • Asylum• Debt• Discrimination• Employment• Housing• Social benefits• Immigration• Youth counselling Phone: 020 7633 4531 and leave a message with your name and contact details and indicate the application form. This courier service is not a priority and urgent deadlines therefore remain the responsibility of the sender. Free legal advice and representation for the people of Hackney. The FREE pop-up consultation is made possible by volunteer lawyers from Debevoise and Plimpton LLP and Faegre Baker Daniels LLP, students from BPP Law School and staff from the London Borough of Hackney Libraries Service. You can rest assured that the quality controls of the Hackney Community Law Centre ensure that the legal work and representation offered is in the best interests of our clients and that the quality of advice is of a high standard. Address: 8 Lower Clapton RoadLondonGreater LondonE5 0PD Telephone consultation line: 10am – 1pm – Monday and Wednesday – 020 8985 8364 DUE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS, THE LEGAL CENTRE CAN ONLY PROVIDE LIMITED SERVICE BY PHONE AND EMAIL on admin@hclc.org.uk. We are closed for lunch from Monday to Friday between 1pm and 2pm. The Hackney Community Law Centre is a charity that employs lawyers and paralegals to provide free, independent legal advice and representation to people who live, work or study in the London Borough of Hackney.
