Maybe the idea of stepping into a courtroom gives you a bit of a shiver, conjuring images of intense legal dramas you’ve witnessed on TV. It’s natural to feel a tad apprehensive; after all, televised courtrooms seem like high-stakes battlegrounds … Continue reading →
Dealing with debt can be tough, especially when it comes to facing court. The idea of going to court for debt-related issues can be really overwhelming. But the good news is, you don’t have to handle it all by yourself. … Continue reading →
If you’ve got a County Court Judgment (CCJ) and can’t pay the whole amount at once, no need to stress. There are ways to handle the debt and set up a plan for paying in smaller amounts. Here’s what to … Continue reading →
Court Form N244 is a crucial tool for debtors in the UK, allowing them to request a court to set aside or amend a judgment or temporarily halt an enforcement process. This guide provides an overview of Court Form N244 … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
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 →
Don’t you just love the reply you get from Marston’s when you send them an email?? Thank you for your email which will now be forwarded to the relevant department Please be advised that enforcement action will NOT be suspended … Continue reading →
These Debt Collection letters are designed to put you under pressure. Here is a copy of the letter: CCSCOLLECT DEBT COLLECTORS Due to: Bradford Exchange Amount Due: £162.42Account N0: Payment Ref:Dear Mrs Name Our client Bradford Exchange has authorised us … Continue reading →
