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Tribunal advice ASAP

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charlotte441
charlotte441 Community member Posts: 45 Connected
Hi everyone,

a neighbour has asked for advice which I can’t comment on as I haven’t been in this position but said your all great with advice. 

1. How many people are there? In the room. 
2. What type of questions they ask. 
3. Does it last for long? ( depending on case ). 
4. Do they make you feel uncomfortable?
5. Reading recent posts on here and other sites ( recent ones) DWP haven’t attended not sure why. 

6. if you win your case at tribunal what happens then? lastly , before you go to court can DWP change there mind? 

Will pass post on. 
Thanks 
Charlotte 

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