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Chapter 5: Conducting a civil/family case
 
>CHAPTER 5
Conducting a civil/family case
What if the client cannot sign the form? • Applications on behalf of children/protected parties • Applications by post • People resident outside the European Union • Applications by fax • Telephone, webcam and email advice
Previous advice • Reopening a closed matter
Separate and distinct • Different causes or events • Work that does not address the other problem(s) • More than one client
Fixed fees • More than one fixed fee • Housing possession schemes
The sufficient benefit test (see Legal Help, above)
Key performance indicators
Clients abroad – procedures • Clients from abroad
The standard criteria • The various merits tests • The general merits test for full representation • Public law claims • Claims against public authorities • Other cases
Contributions • Changes in circumstances • Statutory charge • Recovery of money • Recovery of property, and preservation cases • Enforcement of the charge – the LAA’s powers • Ending a case
5.189Urgent cases
Steps for granting an emergency certificate • Amendments under delegated functions • Refusals under delegated functions
Chapter 5: Conducting a civil/family case
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