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Fee waiver if not working BUT not claiming benefits either
scootw1
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Two friends of mine are going to be going bankrupt soon and I was wondering, I know you can have 150 pounds waivered off the fee if you are claiming benefits. Does anyone know if the fee can be waivered if they are not claiming but just living off their husband (the wife isn't working). Do they need proof of no income? If they do, would it be worth them putting in a claim or would this affect the OH in any way?
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Some light reading for you
Court fee remission and forms.
HMCS - Court fees do you have to pay them? (And guidance on completing the fee remission form). (pdf)
HMCS - Form EX160 - Application for a fee remission (pdf)
Example application for a fee remission based on gross annual income - EX160 (Thanks to NE Derbyshire CAB)
Example application for a fee remission based on permitted benefits - EX160 (Thanks to NE Derbyshire CAB)
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