Toynbee Hall’s Free Legal Advice Centre was founded in 1898
known originally as the “Poor Man’s Lawyer”. Running continuously ever since it
was almost certainly the first, and is unquestionably the oldest surviving Free
Legal Advice Centre in the world. We provide this service through
volunteer law students and legal professionals giving quality assured advice.
Free Legal Advice Centre Weekly Timetable
Evening advice sessions run between 5pm and 8.30pm. We
strongly advise arriving by 5pm, in order to guarantee that you are seen.
Contact the Free Legal Advice Centre by telephone on 020
7392 2978 or by email at flac@toynbeehall.org.uk if you have any questions
about the service.
Monday evening
Employment rights
We can provide advice regarding dismissal, redundancy,
discrimination, unpaid wages and can help with making claims to an employment
tribunal.
Tuesday evening
Debt advice
This service works with clients in crisis debt, and
helps people resolve these problems, including liaison with creditors.
Wednesday evening
General advice (including immigration)
This session advises on all issues for which there is no
specialised service. Topics include: family and children, general civil
litigation, criminal injury claims, and magistrate court work.
Our immigration service deals with basic applications within
the Immigration Rules and naturalisation as a British Citizen.
Thursday evening
Housing and Consumer Rights
Dealing exclusively with tenants in the public sector
and private sector, this service deals with all Landlord and Tenant
issues; including Council House provision, eviction, overcrowding, disrepair,
neighbours and fitness for habitation.
We also advise on consumer rights issues.
Saturday 11am – 1pm
Women only general advice, including specific support for
Bengali women including problems such as domestic violence, forced marriages,
and immigration. Advice is provided by volunteer women solicitors only, with
Bengali translators present.
Address:
Toynbee Hall, 28 Commercial Street, London, E1 6LS, England, UK
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