Help with Fees
Court fee remission options for low-income litigants.
What is Help with Fees?
HMCTS waives or reduces court fees for litigants who qualify under Form EX160. The decision is means-tested against income, savings, and household composition. Many litigants in person qualify and never know.Who qualifies
- Universal Credit recipients (with annual earnings under threshold)
- Income-based JSA, ESA, Pension Credit, Income Support
- Low household income (varies by family size)
- Savings under £4,250 (under-66) or £16,000 (over-66)
How Chris helps
- Drafts your EX160 with the correct supporting evidence
- Cross-references with your case so the application matches your filing
- Re-drafts if HMCTS reject the first application
- Explains what counts as income, savings, and household members
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“Chris helped me draft the perfected grounds for appeal and the skeleton argument. All were submitted.”
— Regina, Wembley · Appeal filed
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“The other side had a solicitor and I had Chris. My documents were accepted by the court without a single amendment.”
— Ed, Bristol · Documents accepted
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