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It is important that only those who are financially eligible receive legal aid. So it is essential that the information you provide about your circumstances is complete and accurate. You must also tell us about any changes in your circumstances, where appropriate.
If you make a false statement or hold back information about either your case or your circumstances, we may stop any legal aid given to you and you may have to repay the full costs of the case. You could also face criminal charges.
We have a duty to make sure public money is properly spent. We check with the Department for Work and Pensions, councils, employers and any other relevant third party, that the information applicants give us is accurate.
We are required by law to protect the public funds we administer. We may share information provided to us with other bodies responsible for auditing or administering public funds, in order to prevent and detect fraud.
Do you suspect someone is receiving legal aid fraudulently? Please complete our Report a Suspected Legal Aid Fraud form.
We aim to provide a high level of service to all of our customers. View our service policy, as well as our complaints procedure on our Customer service page.