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Contact the Debt Management Group on 0800 600 090 to discuss the best way to pay your legal aid debt and set up a suitable payment arrangement.

If you are required to make regular payments, you may have to start them straight away. The Debt Management Group can send you an automatic payment form to get these payments started.

Ways of paying your legal aid debt

You can make repayments in different ways, including:

  • automatic payments made weekly, fortnightly or monthly
  • as a lump sum, either out of your savings or when you sell your house or other property
  • payment from any money or property that you keep or get from your court case (civil and family cases)
  • a deduction notice (money gets repaid automatically from your employer, out of your benefit, or straight from your bank account).

Find out how to:

Interest charges on legal aid debts

Interest will start to be charged on your debt six months after your case has been finalised. If you pay off the debt within six months, interest will not apply.

For more information on legal aid repayments: Do I need to repay my legal aid?

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