Appeal

Hello

Who would be the better to represent you at appeal, solicitor or a member of Welfare Rights?

I am also concerned that several members of the DWP have not told the truth so what chance do people have getting their DLA reinstated?

One last comment, a member of the DWP, who was a neighbour of ours (we didn't speak and we were unaware who she worked for) held a vendetta against us and she is one of the witnesses against me!!! There is not one item of truth in her statement

If anyone can help/advise I would be eternally grateful

Thank you

J

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Few solicitors have an in depth knowledge of welfare matters. In this case, it is probably preferable to use a Welfare Rights representative if one is available. If you happen to find a solicitor who really knows Welfare laws and you can afford to pay him/her then that is a different matter.

You don't say which benefit the appeal relates to, you will find information about each in the relevant member guides.

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Thank you so much for your information