The Litigant in Person Network
Connecting the community working to improve access to justice

Welcome to the Litigant in Person Network

The Network connects a wide range of people with a common goal of improving access to justice. This group includes the advice sector, legal professionals, academics, the judiciary, and Court and Tribunal staff.

Signpost

Share experience and expertise, find out about resources, projects and developments and signpost others to yours in our News section

Connect

Discuss, ask questions and collaborate across sectors on our Noticeboard

Engage

Keep up to date with research and engage with policy and public sector change

Latest news

Ministry of Justice Legal Support Action Plan – LAPSO

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) have published a Legal Support Action Plan - following the government’s post-implementation review of LAPSO. This sets out the steps it plans to take to improve access to legal support services.

Developments in the News

Follow the developments in the news addressing access to justice issues. (UPDATED on Tuesday 12th February, 2019)

National Debtline Fact Sheet Library

The National Debtline fact sheets library is intended as a self-help resource, complemented by the advice they provide over the phone and online. It covers a variety of topics, and have a section on court action. Most of our court-related fact sheets are from the perspective of a defendant in debt, dealing with court action or court enforcement that has been taken against them. Visit the website today!

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