...support them was visible, accessible and easy to use. This included updates to GOV.UK with information about getting an injunction against violent partners or family members and how to get...
...will be available on GOV.UK in one place and in a standardised format. We’ll be moving courts and tribunals to this new service in phases which means the number of...
...the pandemic. We had to hastily reschedule our training so it could be delivered online, but through this training we were able to show that the impact on court staff...
...there’s more complexity in a face-to-face setting and there’s greater variation in local advice and support provision, so we want to take time to get this right. We’ll update GOV.UK...
...for people who are digitally excluded such as helping with online court forms signposting to legal advice and specialist agencies for issues like domestic abuse and homelessness. Our volunteers also...
...our first 4 assessments covering services for probate, divorce, Online Civil Money Claims and the Social Security and Child Support Tribunal. Using the assessments to develop our services The assessments...
...systems used by courts and tribunals across 164 sites in a state with a population of 8.1 million. HMCTS representatives from different jurisdictions will be meeting them online next week....
...to apply online. We’re also updating processes and asking users applying to the court for a financial deputyship to organise the required notifications. By doing this, interested parties like doctors,...
...get your podcasts from! Amazon Apple Buzzsprout Spotify Episodes Episode 1 - Reducing the heat: what to expect from our online divorce service Episode 2 - Neurodiversity and remote hearings...
...online services. Our free National digital support service has been live since June 2022 and has supported more than 3,500 users so far, offering face-to-face or remote support. The first...
