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State benefits cover financial support provided by the government to help with living costs, sickness, disability, unemployment and carers’ needs. A solicitor in this area helps you to apply for benefits, challenge decisions, and navigate the appeals process. They gather medical, earnings and housing information, prepare and submit forms, liaise with the Department for Work and Pensions and, if required, represent you at tribunals to protect your income and ensure the correct awards are made.
Deadlines and complex decision rules can cut off entitlement or reduce awards. A solicitor helps gather the necessary evidence, explain each rule, prepare the submission for reconsideration or appeal, and represent you at the First-tier Tribunal (Social Security Chamber) or upper levels where needed. They also advise on possible alternatives or additional support if an award is not granted.
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Tagged solicitor Rachael Flanagan
Rachel was very professional and also very knowledgeable about everything keeping me up-to-date step-by-step highly recommended.
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Tagged solicitor Lee Kirby
Lee and his team argued with DWP on our family’s behalf regarding whether my mother’s estate had to repay any benefits. The DWP were terribly slow - it took 18 months to get a clear bill of health. But Lee’s team kept us up to date, and got a successful outcome eventually
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