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Legal aid for civil cases – help to pay for legal advice
If you have a legal problem, you may be able to get legal aid. Here we explain what help you may be able to get if you have a non-criminal legal problem – that’s a problem to do with things like housing, debt, and discrimination. It will help you understand what legal aid is, when it is available and who can get it. Information applies to England and Wales.
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Our affordable advice service
We have teamed up with Resolution to provide a panel of family law solicitors that can help our users at the most important points of their case about child arrangements or money and property on divorce for a reduced, fixed fee. Have an appointment over the phone or online. This service is for people in England and Wales (or divorcing in England and Wales).
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Complaints about the service you received from one of our panel of family solicitors
If you have used one of the solicitors on our panel and have a complaint that you haven't received the service we described we would like to hear from you. Here we also explain what you can do if you have a complaint about something else to do with a solicitor on our panel.
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Work Capability Assessment Tribunal Submission Tool
Welcome to our Work Capability Assessment (WCA) Tribunal Submission tool to help you write a submission for the tribunal that explains why the decision the DWP made about the claim for Employment and Support Allowance or the limited capability for work element of Universal Credit claim was wrong.
This tool is designed to be used by individuals appealing their own work capability assessment decision, as well as advisers and volunteers helping claimants.
We hope that having a submission will make it easier for you on the day of your hearing.
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The DLA appeal process
Understand the process for challenging a DLA decision and what you need to do at each stage. This information applies in England, Wales, and Scotland. It will also be helpful for claimants in Northern Ireland.
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