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Who should I take with me to my tribunal?

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Goddesshub
Goddesshub Community member Posts: 1 Listener
edited November 2018 in PIP, DLA, and AA
There is so much information out there, my partner is going to a tribunal with me. Do we need anyone else to make sure we are dealt with fairly. My assessment with capita was completely untrue and it had taken alot for me to actually speak to the person. I'm not sure what is helpful and what is just distraction or money making. Thx ?
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  • Richard_Scope
    Richard_Scope Posts: 3,648 Scope online community team
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    A very warm welcome to our community! I will move your post to our PIP/DLA discussions where our very knowledgeable members should be able to advise you:smiley:

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  • markyboy
    markyboy Community member Posts: 367 Pioneering
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    No because you are the person who the tribunal will put their questions to your husband will be asked at the end of the hearing if there is anything he would like to add
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  • CockneyRebel
    CockneyRebel Community member Posts: 5,209 Disability Gamechanger
    edited November 2018
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    Do you have a hearing date ?

    you should be familiar with the descriptors and how you meet the criteria for each one
    Be all you can be, make  every day count. Namaste
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