Our interactive tools and our templates are designed to support you in your work by saving you time or by presenting a legal argument that we've already tested for particular circumstances.
Relevant to
all of the UK
We have a growing number of interactive tools to help you get answers about your client's situation, prepare mandatory reconsideration letters and prepare a PIP appeal submission. All our tools are updated regularly. Most are for subscribers, but some are free to use.
Are you a 'person subject to immigration control'? - and how this affects your client's benefit entitlements.
Do you have a right to reside? - and how this affects your client's benefit entitlements.
Checking your universal credit work-related requirements - find out which work-related requirements apply to your client, and the legal basis for this.
From what date should my universal credit limited capability for work-related activity element start? - find our the date from which a limited capability for work element should be included in a LCWRA award and the legal basis for this.
Universal credit for survivors of domestic abuse: can the value of your property be disregarded? - if your client owns a property and has had to leave as a result of domestic violence. (Free to use)
Welfare benefits judicial review - find out whether your client has grounds for a judicial review. (Free to use)
Universal credit housing costs where joint tenant has moved out - mandatory reconsideration
Universal credit sanctions: mandatory reconsideration
Universal credit work capability assessment: mandatory reconsideration letter
Personal independence payment: mandatory reconsideration letter
Employment and support allowance work capability assessment: mandatory reconsideration letter
Personal independence payment - prepare an appeal submission
Request a breakdown of the calculation of a universal credit transitional element (Free to use)
Create instructions for clients on how to get the information you need from their online universal credit account (Free to use)
You can get access to our tools with either a Digital+ subscription or an Adviser tools subscription.
Our template letters and appeal submissions help you:
These are all free to use. We also offer advice and support with the judicial review pre-action process through our judicial review project.