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Welfare rights and tribunal

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Leigh14
Leigh14 Community member Posts: 574 Pioneering
Can anyone tell me what help I’m likely to receive from welfare rights if my next stage should be a tribunal?
Thankyou.

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  • woodbine
    woodbine Community member Posts: 11,658 Disability Gamechanger
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    I suppose the question is what are you possibly looking for from WR and have you spoke to them to ascertain if they are able to help?
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  • Leigh14
    Leigh14 Community member Posts: 574 Pioneering
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    I spoke to them regarding the MR and was just advised to contact them if a tribunal was the next step. I don’t know what to expect, as in what support they can give me, hence the question.
  • Leigh14
    Leigh14 Community member Posts: 574 Pioneering
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    Every service is different. They are funded differently; have different staff numbers and so on. The only answer is to actually talk to them.
    I will do. Thankyou.

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