Any thoughts?

Dolly_daydream

This is a bit drawn out but please read it all as I need some response to what you think.
i have taken advice from payplan and finally managed to agree to an amount to pay monthly to the Sheriffs office.
I have paid first instalment then got in touch with solicitor as the fees were £4,000 .
I had a knock on the door to hnd deliver a letter to tell us about the writ and apart from lots of threats no one came to my house.
I asked for a breakdown of fees which didn't arrive until a solicitor got involved.
Today out of the blue had a phone callicon off the creditor to ask if we wanted to pay him direct ?
The break down is as follows
Compliance stage fee£75
First enforcement fee £800
Second enforcement fee £495
Sale or disposal stage fee £1,234
Could this just be a coincidence that he rung but have noticed all the dates on the breakdown is wrong too

abby1234519

Can you give us the context? What is the debt in relation to

National_Debtline

Hi Dolly

We need a bit more information to advise as abby says. I’m presuming you have a high court enforcement officer collecting the debt, possibly with a judgement originally made in the county court. Enforcement can currently be used if the original judgement is in default and isn’t being paid.

It’s unusual for a creditor to suggest direct payments to them if they’ve instructed enforcement officers, so I’m not sure why that is. You can stop the enforcement officer being used by applying for a stay of execution. If there was also a county court judgement originally you would also need to apply to vary the judgement to avoid being in default.

www.nationaldebtline.org/EW/factsheets/Pages/highcourtenforcement/highcourtbailiffs.aspx

Overall I think it’s best to call us for advice.

James
@natdebtline