Hiya. My husband has just upped and left me. He was self employed and we got working tax credits. I get ESA support group and DLA. So I have to cancel tax credits but what do I do about my benefits. Who do I have to inform. I am lost.
Some nasty bit of work that has already broken up marriages, decided she wanted my husband. He decided to have a fling and play with both of us. I deserve better though don't suppose I will ever meet anyone else. Oh well. Onwards and upwards.
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I can't help but wanted to send you gentle ((((hugs)))) Whatever else you do make sure you take care of yourself over this stressful period as fibro likes to play up then.
Hi nanatre, sorry to here your news, life is hard enough without a marriage breakup as well. I believe your benfits stay the same as they were awarded to you alone. I would certainly contact the council concerning council tax/rent if applicable, and citizens advice as Ian mentioned for further advice. Good luck,
Can I say that I am so sorry to read this, and I genuinely hope from my very soul that you are well and coping? And you are completely correct to say that you deserve better than this!
I would get yourself down to your local JCP and apply for Income Support straight away. I have pasted you a link to the GOV.UK pages on Income Support below:
So sorry to hear of your marriage breakup that is all you need on top of this illness. The others have alrady given you excellent advice so there is nothing I can add on that front but only to say that I am thinking of you at this most difficult time. Soft hugs.x
After my marriage ended I had a very difficult time. Please be aware that you are in a vulnerable position. I was helped by my church and the C.A.B and I also found a man who loved me despite my illness. I was suffering badly with fibro then and now, and I could not have got through that alone. Stay strong.
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