Where an appeal concerns a child under the age of 16 the appeal is brought by the child’s parents or person with parental responsibility and they will either self–fund bringing the appeal or may qualify for legal help (https://www.gov.uk/check-legal-aid) if the case satisfies the Legal Aid Agency’s merits test and they are financially eligible. Once…
There isn’t a specific age limit on when a child/young person can be issued with an EHC Plan. Children aged under two are likely to need special educational provision in accordance with an EHC plan where they have particularly complex needs affecting learning, development and health and require a high level of special educational provision…
It may be necessary for an EHC Plan to be issued where a child or young person has an acquired brain injury but it will depend on whether they have Special Educational Needs which require the local authority to deliver Special Educational Provision. It is, therefore, necessary to consider what is a Special Educational Need…
If you are planning on living with your partner but will not be married, you are advised to make sure that your interest in any shared property is protected. Unmarried individuals have far fewer rights than those who are married and there is a risk that, even if you contribute financially towards the purchase and…
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