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The rules about using electronic mail, including your rights about using email at work.
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How DLA care and mobility components work
Understand what entitlement to Disability Living Allowance for children is based upon, how the different rates work, and what you will need to show in your application to get the right amount of benefit. This information applies in England and Wales. It will be helpful for claimants in Northern Ireland where the rules are the same. For Scotland’s Child Disability Payment, the rules are similar but not identical and there are additional groups of children who can qualify.
Free guide request - How to apply for a financial order without a lawyer

We will send you a copy for free if you cannot pay. To qualify you must complete the request form and have a household income of less than £1,540 per month after tax or be unable to access money.
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We will send you a copy for free if you cannot pay. To qualify you must complete the request form and have a household income of less than £1,540 per month after tax or be unable to access money.
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Prepare for the work capability assessment appeal hearing
There are a lot of things for you to do over the next few months. So it is important to start preparing as soon as you can. Some things can take a long time. The guidance below assumes you are preparing for a face-to-face hearing. Nowadays, lots of hearings take place by phone or by video call. Some people prefer this option. All of the advice, except about actually travelling to the hearing applies equally to hearings by video or phone. This information applies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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How to deal with a Single Justice Procedure Notice (SJPN)
If you have received a Single Justice Procedure Notice (SJPN) it can be hard to know what to do. It is rarely possible to get free legal advice to help you decide. This guide will help you understand the most crucial things to know about the Single Justice Procedure and what you need to do. If you have received a Single Justice Procedure Notice (SJPN), you have been charged with a minor criminal offence. Examples of minor criminal offences that may have led you to receive a SJPN are watching TV with no TV licence, failing to ensure your child attended school, most motoring offences, cycling on
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