Instalments How to Deal With a County Court Judgment (CCJ) Pay in Full: This is the easiest and most direct choice. If you have the means to settle the CCJ in its entirety, it’s advisable to do so promptly. This … Continue reading →
Dealing with debt can be a daunting and stressful experience. Whether it’s due to unexpected circumstances like job loss or illness, or because you’re unable to pay a County Court Judgment (CCJ) in one lump sum, the pressure can be … Continue reading →
A County Court Judgment (CCJ) is a legal decision issued by a county court when someone owes money to another person or a company and fails to repay it as agreed. It’s like a formal notice stating that the person … Continue reading →
A warrant of execution is a court order that allows a creditor to take legal action to recover a debt from a debtor. In the UK, a warrant of execution can be issued by a county court or a high … Continue reading →
A County Court Judgment, or CCJ, is a legal ruling made by a county court in the United Kingdom that determines whether an individual or business owes a debt to another party. This judgement is typically issued when a creditor … Continue reading →
In the UK, a default notice is a formal document issued by a creditor when you fail to make payments on a credit agreement. This document informs you that you have breached the terms of the agreement and provides a … Continue reading →
Contrary to popular belief, possessing a poor credit rating doesn’t necessarily mean that securing car finance is out of reach. In fact, numerous specialist lenders in the UK offer financing options tailored explicitly towards those with subpar credit scores. Although … Continue reading →
Can an Eviction Be Stopped The short answer is yes, on this site there are a number of examples where evictions have been stopped. Being in debt can put you under so much pressure, you just want to hide and … Continue reading →
I recently finished reading Nick Freeman’s The Art Of The Loophole, I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! “Hooray” to Angela Epstein who was the ghost writer of the book (it scares me when I mention writers … Continue reading →
You really could not make it up if you tried!! Here is the case where someone went to court apply for a variation of an order. General Form of Judgment or Order Upon hearing the representative from the claimant and … Continue reading →
Note: s93 of the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 was bought into force on 1 October 2012. This enables a charging order to be made even though the client has not defaulted in payment of the instalment order. When … Continue reading →
General Form of Judgment or Order Here is an example of how a debtor applied to the courts to make reduced monthly payments. The court agreed with the debtor and approved that they should pay £56 per month on a … Continue reading →
Here is a debt collection letter from Moorcroft Debt Recovery Ltd “We have been instructed by BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS PLC To collect your overdue debt of £188.59 Re: BROADBAND SUPPLY To prevent legal action from being taken by external solicitors instructed … Continue reading →
Bright Red and Designed to Scare You! “Wescot Credit Services Ltd IMPORTANT FINAL NOTICE FINAL NOTICE Despite previous correspondence a balance still remains outstanding on the above account. unless you make contact with us and agree payment of £222,125.24 within … Continue reading →
Notice of Eviction In the Reading County Court The court has issued a warrant for the possession of the above property (land) at the request of the claimant. The warrant gives a county court bailiff the authority to evict you … Continue reading →
