This factsheet gives an overview of how each option works and how it could affect you if you decide to choose one of these options. For further details on each option, visit the specific factsheet.
This factsheet provides information and advice on statutory demands and court action in Northern Ireland. We explain what a statutory demand is, options for dealing with one, how to set them aside and some useful contacts. It also details information on the Enforcements of Judgements Office (EJO) in Northern Ireland, what powers the EJO has and how the various options they could take would affect you.
Money Talks help guides
We have gathered a selection of online tools that may help you manage your money. These tools are provided by organisations that work with Advice NI.
We can provide advice on a range of benefit issues. You also find out information on benefits for carers, those with disabilities, being out of work, bereavement, housing, and more.
On this page we outline some of the ways in which you can access additional support and offer advice on managing your bills in light of the current cost of living crisis. If you are still unclear about the support you might be able to access, local advice agencies and the Advice NI helplines are here to help make things clearer.
‘Move to UC’ refers to the UK government’s plan to move ‘legacy’ benefit claimants on to Universal Credit (UC). Universal Credit is designed to replace benefits such as income-based JSA and ESA, Income Support, Housing Benefit, and Child and Working Tax Credits.
The EU Settlement Scheme deadline has passed. If you still need to apply, we can provide free advice and support to assist you to make a late application.
