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The Community Legal Service (Funding) Order 2007

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Civil Standard and Graduated Fees

Part 1 Legal Help and Help at Court

Table 1

The fees in this Table for Housing do not apply for the Housing Possession Duty Scheme – see Part 6.

Category>Under Specialist Quality Mark Fixed feeUnder Specialist Quality Mark Exceptional Thresholds

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Fixed Fee

Tolerance Exceptional Thresholds
Actions Against the Police£261£783£151£453
Clinical Negligence£213£639£-£-
Community Care£290£870£175£525
Consumer General Contract£174£522£146£438
Debt£196£588£121£363
Education£296£888£149£447
Employment£225£675£147£441
Housing£171£513£135£405
Miscellaneous£86£258£-£-
Personal Injury£204£612£-£-
Public Law£282£846£203£609
Welfare Benefits£164£492£133£399

Part 2 Family Public Law

Table 2 (a) Legal Help
National
£144
Table 2(b) Family Help (Lower) – section 31 Children Act 1989(1) Care Proceedings Only
National
£347
Table 2(c) Legal Representation section 31 Children Act 1989 Care Proceedings only
PartyCourtNumber of ClientsMidlandsNorthLondon and SouthWales
ChildOther1£2,405£1,972£2,761£2,695
ChildOther2+£3,608£2,958£4,142£4,043
ChildHigh1£3,199£2,623£3,672£3,584
ChildHigh2+£4,799£3,935£5,508£5,376
Joined PartyOther-£1,276£986£1,482£1,606
Joined PartyHigh-£1,697£1,311£1,971£2,136
ParentOther1£3,156£2,621£3,589£3,250
ParentOther2£3,945£3,276£4,486£4,063
ParentHigh1£4,197£3,486£4,773£4,323
ParentHigh2£5,246£4,358£5,966£5,404

Part 3 Family Private Law

Table 3 (a) Legal Help
National
£94
Table 3 (b) Legal Help Divorce Petition Only
National
£159
Table 3 (c) Family Help (Lower) Children
FeeSettlement Fee
London£256£153
Non – London£221£132
Table 3 (d) Family Help (Lower) Finance
FeeSettlement Fee
London£268£161
Non – London£231£139

Part 4 Immigration and Asylum

Table 4 (a) Immigration and asylum scheme graduated fees
Stage 1 (Legal Help)Stage 2a (CLR)Stage 2b (CLR)
Asylum Graduated Fee£450£240£600
Immigration Graduated Fee£255£240£480
Table 4 (b) Additional payment for immigration and asylum cases
ActivityAdditional Payment
Representation at the Home Office interview (asylum and immigration cases within scope)£290
Representation at oral Case Management Review Hearing£175
Representation at telephone Case Management Review Hearing£95
Representation at substantive Asylum and Immigration Tribunal hearing£320 Asylum £250 Immigration
Additional hearing: part heard or re- list£170 Asylum £170 Immigration
All disbursements (interpreter and translators, expert reports, travel expenses)Separate payment outside of Graduated Fee Scheme, subject to cost thresholds

Part 5 Mental Health

Table 5 (a) Basic Fees
Basic Fees
Non Mental Health Review Tribunal£275
Level 1 (MHRT)£140
Level 2 (MHRT)£340
Level 3 (MHRT)£311
Table 5 (b) Additional Fee
ActivityAdditional Fees
Adjourned Hearing Fee£124
Remote Travel payment Level 1 (Mental Health Review Tribunal)£75
Remote Travel payment Non MHRT, Level 2 (MHRT) Level 3 (MHRT)£150

Part 6 Housing Possession Duty Scheme

Table 6: Standard Fee
Fee
London£84
Non London£79.50

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