In light of the current and ongoing COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, few clinics in the LawWorks Clinics Network are currently offering face-to-face advice.
The clinics listed have indicated to us that they are delivering their service online and/or by phone, or in locations face-to-face by appointment. We would recommend that you contact them directly to check their current operating procedure.
This page will be updated with details as they are made available to us.
Details
Address
University of Law
Braboeuf Manor
Portsmouth Road
Guildford
GU3 1HA
Phone number:
01483 216865
Email:
Opening Times
Wednesday mornings during term time October to May by appointment only.
To access the service, please phone 01483 216865 and provide your details. You will be contacted by a student for further information. A decision will then be made as to whether the clinic will be able to assist you. If so, you will be scheduled in for an appointment.
Area(s) of law:
Child, Consumer, Family, Housing, Property
Who can access this clinic?
Local residents of Guildford including surrounding areas.
Information about accessibility
An accessible interview room is available upon request
This clinic offers the following service(s)
Written Advice, Initial Advice
You can access the service in the following way(s)
Appointment
Summary of Service
The clinic offers a free, reliable service to those with legal difficulties, providing initial legal advice to those in need and practical legal experience to the University of Law’s students.
The service is offered by the University of Law in association with volunteer lawyers from firms in the local area. All students from the University of Law are supervised by qualified University staff and the lawyers involved in the project.
At your appointment, you will be interviewed by University students remotely, supervised by a volunteer solicitor. After the interview, the students will prepare a letter of advice based on the information you have given at the appointment. The letter is written under supervision from a qualified solicitor. The letter will include, where appropriate, details of what steps to take next, including referral to other agencies.
An advice letter is sent out within two weeks from the date of the appointment.