Taking action to enforce your rights is often complicated and can be stressful. Getting proper legal advice and help at court could increase your chances of getting the outcome you want.

Getting legal advice and representation costs money and can be expensive. However, you might be entitled to financial help.

Negotiation, mediation arbitration, and third party determination are all forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). These methods can help to resolve disputes without the costs involved in going to court.

Explains how to make a complaint, with tips on what to say. Covers complaints about councils, housing associations and private landlords, agents, lenders, freeholders, and solicitors.

A tribunal deals with certain types of disagreement, which cannot be taken to a regular court. The main housing-related tribunals are part of the Residential Property Tribunal Service (RPTS)

Information about what's involved in going to court, whether you're responding to someone else's claim, or want to start one yourself.

Discrimination on the grounds of race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, disability or age - find out what the law says

Gypsies and Travellers may experience unfair treatment or discrimination, from site owners, landlords, councils and other service providers. Find out what you can do.

Find sources of help for Gypsies and Travellers using these useful links.