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Getting help for your child from your local council
child is a child in need, they should be able to help with things like: financial support - this could be a loan, a cash payment or vouchers for things like food, clothing or furniture advice
Problems with buying and selling a home
obligation to leave the house in a clean state. However, the seller is under an obligation to empty the house of all their furniture and belongings, unless you agree otherwise with them. If the seller has
If you've been refused reasonable adjustments
People like landlords, letting agents and property managers don’t have to change the physical features of a building if you ask them - but you can ask them to change removable items like furniture
Help with filling in the Attendance Allowance form
difficulties or need help what sort of help you need You don't have to be getting any help at the moment - the important thing is that you need it. For example, you might need to hold on to furniture to move
Using storage heaters efficiently
or put things too close to it. For example: don’t hang clothes or washing on your heater don’t put furniture directly in front of your heater - leave a gap of at least 30cm (or around 12 inches
Getting a lodger
included - and how often this should be paid the size of the lodger’s deposit - if there is one a list of the furniture included in the lodger’s room how often they'll pay rent - for example, monthly
Check if you can pay less council tax
is empty and has little or no furniture, your local council might reduce your council tax. The council will tell you how long they'll reduce your council tax for. If your property is empty because it needs
Asking for adjustments to help with your disability
a physical feature. Certain removable items like furniture, furnishings, materials or equipment aren’t physical features. The following aren’t alterations to physical features: replacing or providing signs
Dealing with the financial affairs of someone who has died
probate or letters of administration if: the estate is just made up of cash (that is, bank notes and coins) and personal possessions such as a car, furniture, and jewellery all the property in the estate