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The Ministry of Justice announced it will scrap the five-year time limit for bringing evidence of alleged domestic violence, in order to qualify for legal aid in private law family cases, from January. It will also widen the range of evidence that will be accepted as proof of abuse, to include statements from domestic violence support organisations and housing support officers.
The Ministry of Justice announced it will scrap the five-year time limit for bringing evidence of alleged domestic violence, in order to qualify for legal aid in private law family cases, from January. It will also widen the range of evidence that will be accepted as proof of abuse, to include statements from domestic violence support organisations and housing support officers.
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