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How to sort out work problems informally
If you have a problem at work, you don't have to just put up with it. It might be that your shifts have changed or it might be problematic behaviour from a colleague, line manager, or customer. Follow the tips in this guide to resolve the problem informally. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.
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Sorting out a problem at work
Help to resolve a problem at work informally, formally (using the grievance procedure) or if necessary by going to an employment tribunal. There are laws that give everyone basic rights at work. All employers must follow the law. The help below explains what your basic basic rights are.
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How to get repairs fixed in your privately rented home
If you're having difficulty getting your private landlord to fix a problem with your home, don't give up. Dealing with damp, mould, a broken boiler, or other repairs? Our guide helps you work out your rights and what to do next. This guide is for England only.
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How the PIP points system works - descriptors and activities
A complete guide to the PIP descriptors and points system in 2026 Understand how the Personal Independence Payment points system works and what you will need to show so that you get the right amount of benefit if you have a health condition or disability. This information applies in England, Wales, and Scotland. It will also be helpful for claimants in Northern Ireland where the rules are the same but the names of relevant government departments are different.
What and how to negotiate with your ex
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Get expert legal advice on:
- How to avoid going to court by approaching your ex with a fair proposal
- What the court might recommend in your situation
- How to draft a letter which sets out the difficulties with the current arrangements and your proposal for future arrangements
- What your next steps should be
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We have kept the cost of advice through this service as low as possible. If you were to see one of our panel members outside of this service you would pay on average £295 per hour (including VAT).
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How to challenge a PIP decision
Expert advice on how to get your PIP decision changed with a mandatory reconsideration. Explains the 1 month deadline, what to do if it has passed, and why you don’t need new evidence. The information in this guide applies to people who have applied for Personal Independence Payment in England, Wales and Scotland. It will also be helpful for claimants in Northern Ireland.
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Child arrangements
Shared parenting and custody Agreeing where your children live and how much time they spend with each parent is called sorting out ‘child arrangements’. People seem to still call it ‘child custody’ and ‘contact’ even though the law moved away from these ideas a very long time ago. If you are having to sort out arrangements for your children, whether it is for the first time or simply a renegotiation, we have all the help you need.
