Why we started Laymans Law
Laymans Law is a small UK-based business which aims to fill the void that exists between organisations and charities that provide free legal advice (as this is often very basic advice) and large legal institutions such as Solicitor firms (which often charge fees that are unaffordable to clients).
With extensive experience as a Trade Union Representative, five years studying Law at university, and volunteering at a Citizens Advice Bureau, the founder of Laymans Law deeply understands the daunting nature of legal issues. It is a strong passion that everyone should have access to clear legal advice at a reasonable cost, empowering them to navigate their legal rights with confidence.
Empowering you with affordable legal guidance
As an advice-only service, Laymans Law focuses on translating complex legal jargon into straightforward English. We do not provide representational services but instead offer clear, concise advice. We also outline all available legal options, enabling our clients to make informed decisions that best suit their individual needs and circumstances.
Our guiding principles
At Laymans Law, our operations are guided by core values: openness, transparency, clarity, and affordability. We believe that legal advice should be accessible and understandable to everyone in the United Kingdom. Our commitment to these principles ensures that you receive guidance that is both effective and easy to comprehend.
"The advice from Laymans Law Services was incredibly clear and helped me understand my options without any legal jargon. Truly empowering!"
A satisfied client from Kettering