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• Paying child maintenance through the CMS

  them. Paying maintenance doesn’t mean you have a right to see the child. If you’d like to see them, you should first try to agree with the person who’s looking after them.  If you can’t come

• Q14: moving around

  question 14b "How far can you walk using any aids or appliances you need?" I can’t stand and move even using my aids or appliances less than 20 metres between 20 and 50 metres between 50 and 200

• Asking for adjustments to help with your disability

  reasonable adjustments’. It’s covered in sections 20, 21 and 36 and Schedules 4 and 5 of the Equality Act 2010. The duty will only apply to you if you have a disability under section 6 of the Equality

• Paying your water bills if you're renting

  information about going to court, see Small claims. If your landlord is trying to evict you for rent arrears If your landlord has overcharged you for water, you might be able to stop them evicting you

• Illegal ticketing websites

  money back, but you can try and prevent this site being used by others. You can also contact the professional associations for ticket sellers, so they are aware and can prevent this happening again

• Your insurer refuses your claim

  Your insurer refuses your claim This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales When you try to make a claim on your

• Making child arrangements

  of the time - but visit the other one at the weekends.  When you’re deciding, you should try and think about: who has the most time to care for the children, and on which days - so you can make sure

• Working on bank holidays

  you’ll have 20 days left to take when you choose. If you work part-time If your work shuts on bank holidays and you normally work on those days, you’ll have to take them as paid holiday. Because you

• Challenge your redundancy

  employer's formal appeals process. If this doesn’t work, you can try to solve your problem through a mediation process called ‘early conciliation’. You must complete early conciliation before you can

• An insurer approaches you to settle a claim

  vehicle is damaged in a road accident and it's not your fault you may be approached directly by the other person's insurer to try and settle the claim with them directly. This is called third party