Just when things are looking up...

livilou

maybe file the court papers anyway which I think is what Cab will tell u to do anyway. When I helped dad do his we then wrote to the other parties solicitor and told them what we had done.

actually thinking about it call community legal services.

http://www.clsdirect.org.uk/index.jsp

you can phone for advice from a solicitor and it won't cost you anything. I got my dad to phone and they put you in touch with a solicitor in your area, doesn't mean you need a solicitor, but they can advicse you what you need to do next and also about how to handle the bailiffs.

hth
xx

starlite_2

thanks.i probably won't call them as they gave us very bad info. regarding pternity rights when our son was born ( basically me an O/H are very much together but not married and they said we'd have to pay a solicitor to get him on the birth certificate...this wsn't the case we found out later, so we lost £127 as a result