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• Living together, marriage and civil partnerships - legal differences

  Legal differences between living together, marriage and civil partnerships in Scotland. Learn what rights each gives you in areas including money, benefits, debts, children, housing and inheritance

• Other information

  Read about giving other information which does not fit anywhere else on the ESA form. You can use extra sheets of paper if there’s not enough space in the box

• Adapting common parts for your disability

  If you're disabled, you can make certain adaptations to the common parts of your building. This page explains who can get adaptations to common parts, what issues you need to consider and how to formally get the agreement of the owners

• Letter to complain about misdescribed goods bought from a private seller

  Use this template letter to complain about something you bought from a private seller

• Young people and housing

  Information about the rights of children and young people who are homeless, organisations that can help and information on renting and buying accommodation

• Get ready to fill in the work capability form for Universal Credit

  Find out what to do before you fill in the UC50 form, so you can give the information you need

• Check if you can add income-based JSA to your claim

  If you're already getting contribution-based JSA, find out if you can get income-based JSA too

• Children who are looked after by the local authority

  A definition of children in need and information on the services which local authorities must provide

• Job Start Payment

  Find out about Job Start Payment and who can get

• Step 3: Decide if you need legal help for your Simple Procedure claim

  Step 3: Decide if you need legal help for your Simple Procedure claim This advice applies to Scotland. See advice for See advice for England, See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Wales