The University of Liverpool Law Clinic provides free and confidential legal advice to members of the public. The advice they offer includes:
Immigration & Nationality:
- We have national expertise in Statelessness based applications – with full representation for applications for permission to stay and to register as British citizens on the grounds of statelessness.
- We advise and assist people with children who want to register as British, and can help with fee waiver applications.
- We can advise and assist refugees who want to naturalise as British Citizens.
- We can help with renewal of leave to remain on a discretionary or human rights basis.
- We can assist with SET(P) applications for refugees seeking Indefinite Leave to Remain.
- We can support individuals with Refugee status or Humanitarian Protection to obtain travel documents.
Family Law:
We provide a free and confidential advice service in relation to child arrangements (we do not advise on divorce or financial matters).
Special Education Needs:
We can advise in relation to all areas of Special Educational Needs, including;
- Support at school to meet a child’s Special Educational Needs
- Obtaining an Education, Health and Care (EHC) assessment
- The content of an EHC Plan and choosing a school
- Appeals to the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal (SENDIST) in relation to all aspects of an EHC Plan, including choice of school
- Delays in obtaining an assessment or the provision within a child’s EHCP
- Advice and support to prepare a legal challenge if your child is without education or school transport.
For enquiries, please email clinic@Liverpool.ac.uk or call 0151 794 5782
Liverpool Law Clinic
School of Law and Social Justice,
Chatham Street, Liverpool, L69 7ZR, United Kingdom