Trying to fill in Court papers N9A - Any helpers??

10past6

gerturdeanna wrote: »

Just a pity I haven't learned!!

You'll get there, sometimes it just takes a little longer than anticipated

gerturdeanna

10past6 - I'm after your advice again please re this matter.

I sent the papers by fax the day before they were due to the court and the claimant. It has now be determined 'before a PROPER OFFICER that the claimant has objected to the rate of payment offered, the court has therefore decided the rate at which you should pay. You must pay the claimant £528.89 for debt (and interest to date of judgement) and £65 for costs. You must pay the total of £593.89 FORTHWITH.

Obv they have decided that they are more important than Egg who I owe £18,336.23 to and are happy to accept £85 per month...!!!!!! shall I do know??

TIA
Gert

10past6

Hi Gert

You need to apply to the court for a redetermination hearing.

gerturdeanna

Do I just write to the court and ask for one? What is one?

Thanks

10past6

Hi Gert

Complete this form here there's a fee of £35.00 to pay.

If the claimant agrees to your offer, there's no court hearing, if they reject, then you apply for a hearing.

gerturdeanna

So I'll fill it in asking for a reduction or a suspension?? Thanks

gerturdeanna

This is peeing me off now!! Just had another form dropped through the door for my OH.....same claim number and amount stating that as he hasn't replied to the claim form he must now pay the £593.89?!?! !!!!!! is going on?? He wasn't sent a claim form, I was and obv I filled it in etc.

gerturdeanna

I just called the court and the lady I spoke to thinks the claim has been entered incorrectly and that she suggests I write a letter objecting to the determination, stating my reasons why and stating that its a joint offer of payment and that all papers should be joint from now on. Apparently OH hadn't jointly signed the original forms so the 'court' automatically thinks that OH doesn't agree!! Grrr!!

Any draft ideas of a letter, 10past6??

Cheers

gerturdeanna

Just soke to the lady at the courts again who has been quite helpful. She says that as OH didn't send his forms back (he didn't recieve them - only one set was recieved...didn't actually realised two sets had been posted!), he has been judge by default and therefore he will have to fill in the N245?? As I've been judged after determination, I can just write a letter...this is what I have thought of so far...

[FONT=Times-Roman, serif]I write regarding the judgement after determination. We wish to object to this determination. Our circumstances have not changed – the statement of affairs that was previously sent and is attached to this letter is a joint statement with my husband and as such we wish for the claim to be treated as joint.[/FONT]

[FONT=Times-Roman, serif]Our offer of £8 per calender month still applies.[/FONT]

[FONT=Times-Roman, serif]Further to my husbands claim of the same reference number and amount, he did not receive any papers or a claim pack. The only claim pack we received was address to xxxxxxxx and that was received only three days before the papers had to be sent back. We therefore filled the claim form in jointly, using both our income and expenditures. Unfortunately as my husband did not sign this letter, it seems that he has now been judged by default. We disagree with this also.[/FONT]

[FONT=Times-Roman, serif]Attached is a copy of our income and expenditure and we ask that you reconsider your judgement.[/FONT]

[FONT=Times-Roman, serif]Regards[/FONT]

What do people think?? This is stressing me out now as I really don't want baliffs knocking at my door!!!

10past6

Some editing appear's to have taken place, Gert, did you receive my previous message advising you to send the above letter?