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• Getting help and compensation if you were abused as a child

  can’t use your name or identify you. You might have to go to court to give evidence. You usually have to do this in public, but you can ask the court to hear your case in private. A solicitor can help

• Disputing paying back a working or child tax credits overpayment

  shared with your partner. You should send any evidence you have to support your reasons. For example, a copy of your new tenancy agreement. If you can’t afford to pay back the overpayment You can call

• Challenging an Income Support decision - mandatory reconsideration

  be an entertainment subscription, like Sky or Netflix.  You should also send copies of one or more of the following: a letter from your landlord confirming only you live there your tenancy agreement

• If your mortgage lender takes you to court

  hearings are held in private in the judge’s office. This is known as ‘chambers’. The judge doesn’t usually wear robes or a wig. If the court case is likely to be complicated, a more senior judge might

• What's the public sector equality duty

  or decisions affect people who are protected under the Equality Act. Private organisations and individuals don’t have to comply with the duty. If a public authority hasn't properly considered its public sector

• Deciding what to do when you separate

  in the home while the other moves out you both move out and end your tenancy, or sell your home one of you buys the other out so they own the home you both stay in the home and live separate lives What

• Challenging a working or child tax credits decision - mandatory reconsideration

  of the following: a letter from your landlord confirming only you live there your tenancy agreement - to show it’s in just your name bank statements for as long as HMRC thinks you’ve been living

• Taking action about human rights

  this could be a breach of your right to respect for your private and family life under article 8. Remember only public authorities have a duty not to breach your rights under the Human Rights Act. A public

• If something you ordered hasn't arrived

  help If you ordered something from a private seller, you can contact the Citizens Advice consumer helpline. As a charity, we rely on your support to help millions of people solve their problems each

• Taking legal action about human rights

  to get a possession order. You may be able to rely on your article 8 rights which protect your right to private and family life as a defence to the proceedings against you. Further information When you