With the number of matters which are now eligible

　　U get 5,000Awarded 20,000.00 exemption ring fenced and therefore the Legal Aid board would get nothing.Let me give you a scenario. Legal costs 10,000.With the number of matters which are now eligible for public funding (Legal Aid) decreasing exponentially and more and more people therefore having to fund their own legal actions, many legal issues remain unresolved. Broadly speaking if a litigant is on benefits then they wont have to make a contribution toward their legal costs and it will all be funded by Legal Aid.

　　The situation with Legal Aid for family/matrimonial matters is somewhat different and the plastic netting Suppliers rules are beyond the scope of this article. Legal Aid get 2,000. U get 5,000Awarded 7,000.Awarded 5,000. Legal costs 10,000. Exemption 5,000. If, (in a divorce for example) the parties are arguing over money or a house then some of the value of their house or their money may be at risk. It is rare for the Legal Aid board to agree to postpone their charge in the event that the house is eventually sold or is perhaps re mortgaged in the interim but they will consider it. Exemption 5,000. Legal Aid get 10,000.

　　This means that when the house is sold or re-mortgaged then the Legal Aid Board will get their money. There is an exemption which (the last time I looked) was 5000 but other than that any monies or property in dispute were at risk. If they are not on benefits and eaing a wage they may have to make a contribution towards the cost of their legal work.