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• Check what compensation you can get for unfair dismissal

  ill to work since you were dismissed and your health problems weren’t caused by your dismissal Check if you have to repay any welfare benefits you’ve received If you got any welfare benefits after you

• Managing affairs for someone else

  : looking after their bank accounts, savings, investments or other financial affairs buying and selling property on their behalf claiming and spending welfare  benefits on their behalf deciding where

• Discrimination in services and public functions - what's meant by public functions

  services count as services under the Equality Act administration and decisions about welfare benefits enforcement of parking controls and trading standards environmental health investigation of complaints

• Check what happens if you win your employment tribunal case

  job notice pay You’ll have to pay income tax as normal if you got compensation for unpaid wages - including unpaid holiday pay.  Check if your tribunal award will affect your welfare benefits  Your

• Problems with selling your home - delayed completion and lease options contracts

  checking that you're getting all the welfare benefits and tax credits you're entitled to. How to sort out your mortgage problems Help with debt Budgeting If you're considering one of these schemes

• Work out how much compensation you could get for discrimination

  you get a job copies of job applications a record of interviews you attended You’ll be expected to claim any welfare benefits you’re entitled to. These will be taken out of any compensation you get

• How income, debts and belongings are assessed for a debt relief order

  you've got, looking at all the money you've got coming into your household. This could include: your salary or wages welfare benefits, such as jobseeker's allowance and employment and support

• Taking legal action about human rights

  ways of challenging a decision - for example, if you don’t have a separate right of appeal against the decision. For example, if you want to challenge a decision about welfare benefits you normally have

• Living together and marriage - legal differences

  to be annulled. In England and Wales, this does not apply to same-sex spouses. Welfare benefits and tax credits All couples, whether married or living together are treated in the same way when they are assessed

• Attending your employment tribunal hearing

  how much they need to pay back before you get your compensation. You can find out more about the effect of welfare benefits on compensation.  Find out more about what happens if you win your case