Following recent protests on the website Reddit, the moderators of the subreddit r/legaladviceuk (LAUK) have published this website to provide a helpful guide on where you can receive guidance and advice from the helpful LAUK community. For the moment you can still find the LegalAdviceUK Community on Reddit. reddit.com/r/legaladviceuk

The legal advice subreddit is called r/\legaladvice. Anyone seeking a space to discuss their legal issues and questions with the hope of getting guidance or suggestions is welcome to share. How does the Legal Advice Subreddit work? To get started, you must first sign up for a Reddit account.

And, Reddit makes it very clear that responses to questions on the subreddit do not constitute legal advice. "Many of the best, most helpful threads on r/legaladvice simply answer that question of whether someone needs an attorney or whether legal action is merited," wrote Vice's Nicole Clark.

A Reddit moderator does not provide legal advice. Your brief explanation doesn't give them enough information to do so. An attorney, on the other hand, will ask pertinent questions to get the necessary information and provide official legal advice.