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Christable, the Law Office Ltd

Registered 2 years

Christable, the Law Office Ltd is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and is authorised to provide all legal services, including reserved legal activities. This firm is a recognised body law practice with regulatory reference number 8007712 and has been authorised since 2024-06-10. They operate from 1 office, with their head office in London.

Offers legal aid
Also trading as: Christable, the Law Office

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Practice Areas

Offices

Office
Romer House
132 Lewisham High Street
London
SE13 6EE
020

Legal aid at this office

Debt · 1 procurement area

  • Lewisham

Housing · 1 procurement area

  • Lewisham

Welfare Benefits · 1 procurement area

  • London & South East

Legal Aid

Legal aid is publicly funded help with legal costs in England and Wales, run by the Legal Aid Agency. Firms hold a separate contract for each category of law they cover, and whether someone qualifies depends on their financial means and the type of case. Christable, the Law Office Ltd appears in the agency's published data as a provider in the categories below.

Legal support for people identified as potential victims of trafficking or modern slavery.

Modern Slavery legal aid covers people identified or being assessed as potential victims of trafficking or modern slavery, including referral through the National Referral Mechanism, related immigration matters, and damages claims arising from their exploitation. The contract was significantly expanded after the Modern Slavery Act 2015, with its own dedicated allocation. Specialist providers handle most cases.

Available at these offices: London

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Help with priority debts that put your home or essentials at risk.

Debt legal aid is restricted to priority debts where someone is at immediate risk of losing their home, essential utilities, or significant assets. It covers mortgage and rent arrears leading to possession proceedings, bailiff action on essential household goods, and bankruptcy proceedings against the family home. Routine consumer debt and credit-card arrears are not covered by legal aid; free advice for those is available through Citizens Advice and StepChange.

Available at these offices: London

1 procurement area

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Possession proceedings, unlawful eviction, serious disrepair, and homelessness reviews.

Housing legal aid covers urgent threats to a person's home, including mortgage and rent possession proceedings, unlawful eviction, serious disrepair posing a health risk, and reviews of homelessness decisions where the local authority has refused to house someone. Defence against anti-social behaviour proceedings and disrepair counter-claims are also in scope. Funding is means and merits tested.

Available at these offices: London

1 procurement area

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Appeals against benefits decisions at the Upper Tribunal level.

Welfare Benefits legal aid is now restricted to appeals at the Upper Tribunal level, where there is an arguable error of law in a first-tier benefits decision. It covers appeals about Universal Credit, Personal Independence Payment, Employment and Support Allowance, and other benefits. Earlier-stage benefits advice was removed from legal aid in 2013 and is typically handled today by Citizens Advice and specialist welfare rights services.

Available at these offices: London

1 procurement area

Learn more about Welfare Benefits legal aid

Additional Details

Regulatory and firm information
SRA Number
8007712
Authorisation Status
SRA-regulated firm
Organisation Type
Recognised body law practice
Trading Names
Christable, the Law Office

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