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help with tribunal
rebeccaweeksart
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my daughter had her pip taken away and now we have to go to a tribunal. We live in weston super mare I am looking for help/ assistance an Advocate to speak for us. I was getting help from D.I.A.L they can not help us with the tribunal. neither can SEAP im at a loss what to do.
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my daughter had her pip taken away and now we have to go to a tribunal. We live in weston super mare I am looking for help/ assistance an Advocate to speak for us. I was getting help from D.I.A.L they can not help us with the tribunal. neither can SEAP im at a loss what to do.
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HI,Some advice centres will represent for a Tribunal but even with representation they won't be able to speak for your daughter. If you are her appointee then you'll be able to speak on her behalf. If you're not then she will have to speak for herself. The panel will want to hear from her, how her conditions affect her.This link will help to know if there's anything in your area https://advicelocal.uk/
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Hi @rebeccaweeksart and a very warm welcome to the community!
@poppy123456 has given some great advice, I hope you find this helpful.
Here is some more information on the tribunal process which might help.
Please do let us know if we can do anything else.
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