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Getting a divorce or ending your civil partnership
the costs You’ll need to pay a court fee of £593 when you apply for a divorce or dissolution. You might also have other costs if you're going to use a solicitor. You can share the court fee with your
After you go bankrupt
After you go bankrupt Accessing your bank account after going bankrupt Creditors still chasing you after you go bankrupt Can you get bankruptcy cancelled? Discharge from bankruptcy
Preparing to challenge your eviction if you've been discriminated against
rent, but your landlord has also discriminated against you. You could tell the court about the discrimination and ask that any compensation you get goes towards the rent you owe - this is called
Check how bankruptcy affects your belongings
Check how bankruptcy affects your belongings This advice applies to Wales. See advice for See advice for England, See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland When you go bankrupt, you
Taking legal action about discrimination in the provision of goods and services
limits for making your claim? There are strict time limits for going to court. You need to make your discrimination claim within 6 months of the act you’re complaining about. It’s important to keep
Challenging a DLA decision - the tribunal hearing
is not like going to court - it’s less formal and you can take a friend or family member with you for support. Court hearings by phone or video call The court will tell you what kind of hearing you’ll
Check how bankruptcy affects your job
restrictions on the kind of work you can do Generally, you don't have to tell your employer if you go bankrupt. However, you should check the terms of your contract of employment carefully to see if it says
Taking legal action for housing discrimination
your stronger arguments. Get help from an adviser if you need help to do this. Check the court rules you have to follow If you decide to go to court because you’ve been discriminated against, you’ll
Selling your property to help pay off your mortgage debts
mortgage. If you’re unable to make an arrangement to repay it, your lender might go to court to force you to pay this amount. Your lender will usually have a time limit to go to court to make you pay