Can the DWP try to claw back PIP payments?
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Hi @louangel311 Welcome back, this is quite complex and yes one for Mike he usually comes on at night so hopefully he will see it. Another member @poppy123456 may also be able to help
Hope you find the right answer but it may be worth getting some expert advice from CAB or Welfare rights -
Hi @louangel311
Sounds like a very complicated situation, I hope we can get you some useful advice on this issue.
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