https://www.slab.org.uk/guidance/no-payment-can-be-claimed-after-successful-appeal-after-refusal-of-legal-aid/
You should note that while in cases dealt with under criminal legal aid, special arrangements exist for you to claim payment from us where an appeal proceeds and is successful, there is no similar arrangement for a successful appeal to the Sheriff Appeal Court or to the Court of Session in proceedings relating to children.
Appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session
Read about whether a curator ad litem can apply for children’s legal aid to make or respond to an appeal to the Sheriff Appeal Court or Court of Session.
Appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session
Read about the statutory tests for applying for legal aid for appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session (where your client is a child)
Appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session
Read about the statutory tests for appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court or Court of Session where your client is a relevant person/deemed relevant person.
Appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session
View the legal aid criteria for appeals to Sheriff Appeal Court/Court of Session when your client is seeking deemed relevant person status or has been un-deemed
Appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session
Learn about the statutory tests for legal aid for appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session where your client is a section 126 individual.
Appeals to the Sheriff Appeal Court and Court of Session
Find out how to get legal aid when an appeal has been successful and the Sheriff Appeal Court/Court of Session have remitted back to the sheriff for disposal.