Disagree with a DLA decision for your child? Our expert guide explains the process for challenging a DLA decision and what you need to do at each stages, from mandatory reconsideration to the tribunal hearing. Start now. This information applies in England, Wales, and Scotland. It will also be helpful for claimants in Northern Ireland.

It is now much harder to find advice and help with your children’s benefits than it used to be. You should expect that you will have to do most of the work yourself (or with help from your friends – don’t worry, this site will show you what to do, and how to do it). But if you can get a bit of advice to make sure you know what rate you should be getting, it will be really helpful. This information applies to England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Separating from your partner and need to sort how you look after your children in the future? Find ways to agree child arrangements after separation that work well for everybody especially your children, without going to court. People often still call these arrangements child custody, shared custody, residence and child contact, even though that isn’t what the law calls them anymore. Our expert guide covers what you need to sort out, mediation, parenting plans, common problems and what to do if you cannot agree. This guide is about the law in England and Wales only.

It is very stressful and upsetting when your landlord tells you to leave your home. Whether you are given a section 21 ‘no-fault’ eviction notice, or evicted in another way, for example by a section 8 eviction notice, it can be hard to know what your rights are. Here we explain what to do if you are going to be evicted, or if you think you have been illegally evicted.