- Three in 10 residents of Jordon reported having experienced at least one legal problem in the previous four years.
- The most prevalent problems are disputes amongst neighbours, families, disagreements around housing, and disputes related to employment.
- The justice problem had a severe impact particularly on the poor and the non-educated people.
- Almost 60% of people with justice problems sought legal information from either informal or formal sources.
- Informal providers of legal information, such as family members and friends, are more popular than formal providers.
- 80% people took some kind of action to resolve their problems.
- More than half of the legal problems that Jordanians encounter remain unresolved.