is an independent sole practitioner offering legal services without the involvement of lawyer. I have worked as an independent advisor of human rights and common/case law for many years. I am not qualified as a lawyer or regulated under the Legal Services Act 2007. However, I have solid knowledge of the law and legal terminology. I have gained this knowledge over years of advising clients on various issues and have substantial client-care contact. I have been heavily involved in drafting documents, case collation and actively liaise with professionals in processing client’s needs. Working independently, I have dealt with various issues and assisted clients in many different areas of law.
offers support and guidance, providing advice and assistance at tribunal and preparing for the hearing. Under the Human Rights Act 1998 Article 6 states: that you must be allowed reasonable opportunity to develop an argument in favour of the request of a McKenzie Friend. This should not have to be justified. With the depletion of Legal aid, it is not within the financial means for everyone to hire a solicitor for advice and support. I have a sound understanding of the different aspects of law and have collated many bundles of evidence to assist the client with grievance procedures, tribunal hearings, and appeals.
I strongly advocate Human Rights and have advised clients in matters of: Domestic abuse, discrimination, racism. I ensure that human rights are upheld and respected following the process of supported decision making, promoting equality and inclusion by empowering clients to express their views and needs. I assist clients to navigate what can be a confusing system acting in the best interests of the client on a rights-based approach.
Respecting diversity, endorsing equality, challenge discrimination and domestic abuse.
Enable people to increase their abilities, exercise choice and take control, thus promoting physical and psychological health and well-being.
To improve policies and practices that impact on people’s lives.
To empower clients for a positive impact, to focus and optimise confidence and quality of life, inspiring entitlement, independence, and freedoms.
To provide a high standard of quality advice and support, providing each client a
confidential, holistic pragmatic service centred to the client’s needs.
To advise, guide and support the client throughout no matter the duration of time required.
To discuss and agree a strategy that will benefit all key areas of client’s situation.
To ensure that the client is supported throughout, communication at client’s request.
To provide information and assistance to ensure that rights under the Human Rights Act 1998 are recognised and acted upon. No one is to be excluded, their rights denied them through discrimination, inequality or receive less favourable treatment than another person in a similar situation which cannot be reasonably or objectively justified.
To increase and develop effectiveness of resources through partnership and collaboration with multi agency action.
The Advice Service is here to assist you no matter what your need. If your rights have been abused or ignored, then do not suffer in silence. Ignorance is no defence!
