Loss of support
A dependant's claim for financial support that has been lost because a person who provided support died or can no longer provide that support after an accident.
Definition
Loss of support is usually document-heavy because the review must connect the dependant relationship, household support, income, expenses, death or injury facts, and the provider's ability to support. Practical preparation can include identity documents, birth or marriage records, death certificate where relevant, income records, school or care costs, maintenance facts, and household expense information.
Key takeaways
A dependant's claim for financial support that has been lost because a person who provided support died or can no longer provide that support after an accident.
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Dependant RAF claim
Fatal accident claim
Household support evidence
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What does Loss of support mean?
A dependant's claim for financial support that has been lost because a person who provided support died or can no longer provide that support after an accident.
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