Request a Callback

| Uncategorised

Hopkins Solicitors and Citizens Advice Bureau working together

Hopkins Solicitors and the Mansfield CAB Advice Hub are working together to provide free housing advice and legal support to the Mansfield community.

Hopkins’ Housing Law solicitors will be holding advice sessions every Friday at the CAB Advice Hub offices on Regent Street in the town centre. Free advice appointments will be available for anyone who is experiencing public or private sector housing problems, and is eligible for Legal Aid funding. Although there have been much publicised cuts to Legal Aid over the last 12 months, particularly in family cases, Legal Aid is still available in the majority of housing cases.

Carl Wright, Housing Law Partner at Hopkins explained, “As a local Mansfield firm, we want to provide free housing advice to members of our community who are experiencing housing problems. Particularly at this time of the year, we know that people may be struggling to pay their rent and that this could put them at risk of eviction or homelessness. It is important in such situations that people can easily access much needed advice and support.”

“We already hold free housing advice sessions at our offices; however people can sometimes find the thought of visiting a solicitor’s office quite daunting, so working with the CAB enables us to meet people at the Advice Hub in an environment in which they feel comfortable.”

For more information or to make an appointment at the housing advice session, please contact Hopkins Solicitors in Mansfield or Mansfield CAB Advice Hub.

Request a Callback

Related Articles

  1. Is It Worth Taking Legal Action for Rent Arrears? A Landlord’s Guide

    Is It Worth Taking Legal Action for Rent Arrears? A Landlord’s Guide

    Legal action for rent arrears can be worthwhile when the debt is supported by clear evidence and there is a…

  2. Can a Landlord Resolve a Tenant Dispute Without Going to Court?

    Can a Landlord Resolve a Tenant Dispute Without Going to Court?

    Yes. Some landlord and tenant disputes can be resolved through clear communication between the parties, and some find that a…

  3. How to Make a Breach of Contract Claim: What You Need to Prove

    How to Make a Breach of Contract Claim: What You Need to Prove

    How to Make a Breach of Contract Claim: What You Need to Prove If someone has gone back on an…

Accept Cookies

We use cookies to personalise content, provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. By using this website, you agree to the use of cookies as stipulated in our privacy policy.

Accept Cookies