According to research, most of us fail to solve our problems properly because we don't know what to do or where to go.
In this section, we've gathered together the best material provided by Advicenow. We aren't able to cover everything, but we do have guides to dealing with some of the most common problems.
Advicenow Guides are easy-to-read and practical. They explain what you need to know, where you need to go, and what you need to do to solve your problem.
Thanks to the Legal Services Commission for funding this work.
Family
Family difficulties can be extremely stressful and upsetting. As a result, they sometimes have a tendency to escalate into all out war. Our 'survival' guides explain your rights, how the law works in practise, and what your options...
Work
We spend so much of our lives at work it is important that you are treated properly while you are there. Here we explain what your rights are, how to deal with problems, and how to stand up for yourself if you're being discriminated...
Immigration
Whatever your reason for coming to the UK, you need to know what rights you have, how to avoid potential problems, and how to get good advice when you need it.
Consumer and money problems
Most of us have had problems with faulty goods, dodgy tradesmen, or difficulties with debt - but we don't always deal with them well. We show you how to deal with some of the trickier areas of dealing with consumer or money problems...
Problems with benefits
Benefit claims can be very tricky. Many people have problems regularly. We look at how you can deal with some of the thorniest benefit issues, and take tips from experts on how to stop them from occurring in the first place.
Housing
Having a roof over your head is a basic human need. But what if that roof leaks? Or is in danger of being repossessed? What if you don't have a roof to call your own? We look at some of the most common housing problems and what...
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