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Benefits & Welfare

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Appeals at the Upper Tribunal if you disagree with a First-tier Tribunal result 

If you live under Liverpool City Council we can help with:

Appeals at the First-tier Tribunal for work capability or right to reside issues – Universal Credit, Personal Independence Payment and Employment Support Allowance only

Challenging benefit overpayments

Requesting a mandatory reconsideration

Requesting a Statement of Reasons if you disagree with a First-tier Tribunal result 

The initial request for permission

to appeal a First-tier Tribunal result, based on an error of law

We can help with

Applying for benefits

 

Form filling

Checking benefit entitlement

We can't help with

We can help with some of the more complicated benefits issues, where you need legal advice to appeal a decision of:

  • First-tier Tribunal – for Universal Credit, Employment Support Allowance or Personal Independence Payment only

  • Upper Tribunal – for any benefit

If you need advice, please check if we can help before contacting us via the online enquiry form or attending a drop-in. 

How can we help?
Contact Us

Merseyside Law Centre
The Kuumba Imani Millennium Centre
4 Princes Road
LIVERPOOL
L8 1TH





 

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*Due to funding criteria we are currently only able give Welfare & Benefit advice to clients who live in the Liverpool City Council region.

Merseyside Law Centre Limited is a company registered in England & Wales under company number 09882302 and a registered charity, number 1199464.

Registered office: Merseyside Law Centre, The Kuumba Imani Millennium Centre, 4 Princes Road, Liverpool, L8 1TH.

​The solicitors of Merseyside Law Centre are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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