Court-appointed lawyers with complex cases to be paid every six months

New rules allow court-appointed lawyers in complex cases to request payment every six months, provided they have performed at least seven interventions in that period. Alternatively, lawyers can receive interim payments if they have performed at least 20 interventions in a case, or if they have been assigned for two years and have performed at least seven interventions. These rules apply to all ongoing cases and include updates to the fee schedule for various judicial acts.