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• Young people's rights

  to personal records, look at the Information Commissioner's Office website. Smacking and other corporal punishment Parents As a parent, you don't have the legal right to smack your child unless

• Paying your water bills if you're renting

  landlord can take to evict you More about getting legal advice If you need more help Other useful information Check which water company supplies your area on the Consumer Council for Water (CCW

• Discrimination

  refused reasonable adjustments Taking action about discrimination Deciding what action to take about discrimination Getting information about your discrimination case Taking legal action about

• Pawnbrokers

  court on GOV.UK. A solicitor or other legally qualified person, such as a legal executive, can act as a Commissioner for Oaths. For more information about finding a solicitor, see Using a solicitor

• Check what it might cost to make an employment tribunal claim

  as you’ve got a reasonable case and act reasonably. There’s only a very small chance you’ll have to pay your employer's costs if you lose. If you have a paid adviser or legal representative, like

• Report fake or counterfeit goods

  Report fake or counterfeit goods This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales You have the legal right to a refund

• Using mediation to help you separate

  to go to mediation, but if you end up having to go to court to sort out your differences, you normally need to prove you’ve been to a mediation information and assessment meeting (MIAM

• Complaining about the public sector equality duty

  to be resolved. When you make a complaint to an ombudsman it doesn't stop time running for taking legal action. If you want to take legal action you need to make sure you're not running out of time

• If you've been accused of child abuse

    If the police think a child is at risk of harm, they have a legal duty to investigate the situation.  If you’re being investigated or prosecuted for child abuse, it’s important you get legal advice. You

• An insurer approaches you to settle a claim

  capture or third party assistance. Insurers are legally allowed to do this. However, it's important to know that you don't have to settle the claim in this way, and that the other person's insurer won't