Over 25,000 people use FLAC services in 2012

Half of all people who sought advice from the Free Legal Advice Centre (FLAC) last year needed information regarding family law, money and debt issues.

Over 25,000 people use FLAC services in 2012
Mon, 15 Jul, 2013 - 09:15

Half of all people who sought advice from the Free Legal Advice Centre (FLAC) last year needed information regarding family law, money and debt issues.

FLAC has published its annual report for 2012 today which the group says shows there is a need for accessible legal information, advice and fairer systems.

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