Civil legal aid: fees payable for undefended actions which become defended or vice-versa

Regulation 5(2B) of the Civil Fees Regulations makes clear that where you do work which comes within chapter I of Schedule 6 (undefended cases) and, in the same case, do work which comes within chapter II of that Schedule (defended cases) the fee for all work in that case shall be calculated on the basis of the fees set out in chapter II of that Schedule.

You cannot therefore mix undefended and defended inclusive fees and you must prepare your account using the defended tables in such cases.

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Block fees: sheriff court proceedings (no action raised or undefended)

Sheriff court block fees where no action raised: payment in formal and informal settlement scenarios

Discover more about cases of charging block fees where no action is raised.

Block fees: sheriff court proceedings (no action raised or undefended)

Civil legal aid fees: fees payable for undefended actions in the sheriff court except actions of divorce or separation and aliment

Read more about civil legal aid fees payable for undefended actions .

Block fees: sheriff court proceedings (no action raised or undefended)

Civil legal aid fees: fees payable for undefended actions in the sheriff court for actions of divorce or separation and aliment – where proof is by means of affidavits

Find out which fees are payable for undefended actions in the sheriff court in actions of divorce, separation and aliment.