This is the website of Advicenow a leading source of clear, reliable, and up-to-date legal information that not only helps the public better understand their rights, but it also serves as a valuable tool for those studying or starting out in the legal profession. It has been around since 2001, originally as a standalone project. Law for Life, a charity committed to ensuring everyone has access to justice through practical legal education, was formed later in 2011, bringing together several initiatives: Advicenow (as a project), Law for Life: The Foundation for Public Legal Education and The Advice Services Alliance’s public legal education work. After the merger, Law for Life became the charity responsible for running and developing Advicenow as part of its broader mission.
As you explore this website, you will find a treasure trove of expertly curated courses and workshops covering a broad range of legal topics. Whether you are interested in social welfare law, family matters, housing issues or court procedures, there is something here for you. These practical materials are a fantastic way to see how legal theory translates into real-life problem-solving, especially valuable if you are still studying or building early experience.
If you are inspired by the mission behind Advicenow, there are several ways you can get involved. You might consider volunteering your time, joining one of their campaigns, or supporting their work through a donation.
In short, whether you are preparing your first essay on family law or gearing up for a pupillage interview, Advicenow is a resource you will return to time and again. It is insightful, practical, and a shining example of law working for the public good.
