Standard. Full detail. Turn on any support you need, they layer together.
Live example: these are the full standard words. Turn on Ease or Soothe, and this line itself becomes simpler.
Know Where You Stand
Know Where You Stand
Know Where You Stand
Know Where You Stand
DysPhilter holds your evidence and shapes it for tribunals and legal matters. You keep control of what is shared. This is general support, not legal advice.
DysPhilter holds your evidence for tribunals. You control what is shared.
DysPhilter holds evidence for tribunals. You control sharing.
Evidence for tribunals. You control sharing.
You have no legal matters yet. Create one to start gathering evidence.
No matters yet. Create one to start.
No matters yet. Create one.
No matters. Create one.
Your rights
Right to reasonable adjustments
Under the Equality Act 2010, if you are disabled - which can include neurodivergent conditions - you have the right to reasonable adjustments. Employers, schools, and service providers must consider and make changes.
Right to be heard in legal proceedings
Courts and tribunals must make reasonable adjustments so you can take part fully. This can include breaks, written submissions, a supporter, or adjusted questioning.
Right to a supporter
You can bring a supporter, advocate, or representative to most tribunals and meetings. You do not have to face it alone.
Right to clear communication
You can ask for decisions and correspondence in clear, plain language. DysPhilter can help you prepare and understand formal letters.
Right to your own records
You have the right to keep your own records of what happened. DysPhilter's Truth Vault is yours - you choose what to share.