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Clone of PIP mandatory reconsideration letter tool

Created by experts to help you challenge your PIP decision effectively and get the correct amount of benefit. This free tool doubles your chances of success. Easy to use and a better alternative to the CRMR1 form.
 
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.
Free guide request - How to apply for an order about child arrangements

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.
Free guide request - Make a living together agreement

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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Make a living together agreement (cohabitation agreement)
Protect your financial future, and your partner's. Use our clear template to create a living together agreement. Avoid solicitor fees and gain security if you separate. Make one tonight. All couples that live together should make a living together agreement (also called a cohabitation agreement). Buy the step-by-step guide to make an agreement yourselves, quickly and cheaply, using our cohabitation agreement template. This information applies to England and Wales only.
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Witness statements and expert reports in a civil case
Representing yourself in a civil claim for £25,000 or less? Our guide explains how to prepare witness statements and expert reports, including layout tips, what to put in them, rules on exchange, and example templates. For litigants in person. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales only.
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Child arrangements
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. Including affordable advice from an expert lawyer.
Free guide request - Witness statements and expert reports

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.
Free guide request - How to start a civil claim

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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