REA LAW / GLASGOW
Immigration.
Asylum.
Human rights.
Legal advice starts with understanding your situation. Make a general enquiry with Rea Law and discuss the help you need.
Your first step can be a conversation.
of contact.Blythswood Square · Local area
HOW WE CAN HELP
A clear place
to start.
Explore the firm’s core areas of work,
then get in touch about your enquiry.
Immigration &
nationality
For immigration or nationality enquiries, start with a conversation about the help you are looking for.
Explore this service 02Asylum
Make a general enquiry about asylum-related legal support and the next steps with Rea Law.
Explore this service 03Human rights
For a discrimination or human-rights enquiry, speak to the firm about the support you need.
Explore this serviceREA LAW
Legal support.
Personal
attention.
Glasgow based.
A conversation about what comes next.
ABOUT THE FIRM
Start with your question.
Discuss the next step.
Rea Law Ltd is based at 116 Blythswood Street, Glasgow. Its public Scottish Legal Aid Board profile lists immigration, asylum, nationality and human-rights work.
Contact the firm to discuss the support you are looking for, how it can assist and the arrangements for advice.
01Keep the first enquiry simple.Share the general area of help you need.
02Ask about the arrangements.Discuss availability, funding and any proposed costs.
03Agree the next step.Confirm instructions and appointments with the firm.
BEFORE YOU GET IN TOUCH
A few useful
answers.
How do I make a first enquiry?
Call or email the firm with your name, preferred contact details and the general area of help you need. You can also prepare an email using the enquiry tool.
Can I ask about legal aid or costs?
Ask the firm whether it can assist and what funding or costs may apply to your matter. Any funding and instructions need to be confirmed directly with the firm.
Should I include case documents straight away?
Keep your first enquiry general. Ask the firm for an appropriate way to share detailed information and documents.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Let’s talk about
the help you need.
Make a general enquiry with Rea Law
and discuss the next step with the firm.