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5 years 6 months ago #239421 by Clare
Cica payment effect on Dwp 52 week rules was created by Clare
To-date till 3 MTHS ago offer criminal injury compensation payment ,case reopen 2018.by Clark HM courts.
I'm physical disabilities complexity illnesses.
Intern payment back in 2006.2007.
Total 6.00.
When on old Dwp old benefit aslo housing Benefit .
Unware
If effect them.
By 2011 courts HM soical chamber offer remaining balance 14.900 to offer.
I to physical unwell to take payment.
Old lawyers not offer any advice since 2011.
Not till
Out blue Clark reopen case 2018
To imply I'm not working with them.
Yet medical unwell to deal this.
Only just got pip high rate daily living activities mobility.
I'm on ESA support group.
Housing benefit council tax reduction NHS costs met medical needs,.
.so enquire about personal injury trust.
Lawyer set up .
Yet not aware on rules Dwp recovery unit if I lose my benefits.
As time paperwork my sister as trustee . would I as trustee of criminal injury compensation trust .IE personal injury trust .
Effect current Dwp benefits .
?
Would dwp
Take 2006.2007 intern payment criminal injury compensation into account.
?
If so.
Reduction all key ESA housing benefit council tax NHS funded services from date of crime 2002.
Would this be taken off 14.900 .if so
This mean I left owe more then criminal injury compensation payment offer.
Hope I explained this best I able to
I'm physical disabilities complexity illnesses.
Intern payment back in 2006.2007.
Total 6.00.
When on old Dwp old benefit aslo housing Benefit .
Unware
If effect them.
By 2011 courts HM soical chamber offer remaining balance 14.900 to offer.
I to physical unwell to take payment.
Old lawyers not offer any advice since 2011.
Not till
Out blue Clark reopen case 2018
To imply I'm not working with them.
Yet medical unwell to deal this.
Only just got pip high rate daily living activities mobility.
I'm on ESA support group.
Housing benefit council tax reduction NHS costs met medical needs,.
.so enquire about personal injury trust.
Lawyer set up .
Yet not aware on rules Dwp recovery unit if I lose my benefits.
As time paperwork my sister as trustee . would I as trustee of criminal injury compensation trust .IE personal injury trust .
Effect current Dwp benefits .
?
Would dwp
Take 2006.2007 intern payment criminal injury compensation into account.
?
If so.
Reduction all key ESA housing benefit council tax NHS funded services from date of crime 2002.
Would this be taken off 14.900 .if so
This mean I left owe more then criminal injury compensation payment offer.
Hope I explained this best I able to
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5 years 6 months ago #239424 by Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
Replied by Gordon on topic Cica payment effect on Dwp 52 week rules
Clare
You really need to get face to face advice from a salaried Welfare Rights worker, you are asking us to advise on information that you are yourself interpreting, you need really need someone who can sit down with all of the paperwork to work out if you have any liability.
Do an internet search for "welfare advice" with your postcode, town or county.
Gordon
You really need to get face to face advice from a salaried Welfare Rights worker, you are asking us to advise on information that you are yourself interpreting, you need really need someone who can sit down with all of the paperwork to work out if you have any liability.
Do an internet search for "welfare advice" with your postcode, town or county.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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