Roble Jama Juridik
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Help when social services get it wrong

Have you received a negative decision from social services? Been denied LSS support? Worried about an upcoming LVU hearing? I help you understand your rights and appeal the decision on your behalf.

Social welfare law is about your rights

Social services are meant to be a safety net, but sometimes they make decisions that are wrong. You may be entitled to support you have been denied, or an intervention may have been made on incorrect grounds. In both cases you have the right to appeal.

With more than 10 years of experience I understand both the legal and the human side of these cases. I know how social services work, which provisions apply, and how to write an appeal that gets results.

The laws I work with daily include the Social Services Act (SoL), the Act concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS), the Care of Young Persons (Special Provisions) Act (LVU) and the Care of Substance Abusers (Special Provisions) Act (LVM).

I can help you with

  • Appeals against social services decisions
  • LVU cases (public counsel)
  • LVM cases
  • LSS support and refusals
  • Financial assistance (social benefits)
  • Support before meetings with social services
  • Written statements and supplementary submissions

Fees for social welfare law

Guide prices excluding VAT. Hourly rate SEK 1,800. The initial assessment is free of charge.

Appeal against an authority decision

from SEK 3,000

Written statement to social services

from SEK 2,500

LVU case (public counsel)

Free of charge*

Paid by the state

Support before a meeting/hearing

from SEK 2,000

* In LVU cases the state pays for your public counsel. Prices are guide prices excluding VAT. If you have home insurance, its legal expenses cover may pay up to 80% of the cost.

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Do you need help with social welfare law?

Book a free initial assessment. You will get a reply within 48 hours. No commitment, no obligations.