query as a creditor

philnicandamy

Shh dont shout it too loud....they'll all want some

fermi

Did someone mention chocolate?

rog2

JoeHel wrote: »

heh heh... Thanks guys. I now have chocolate. Normal service is resumed...

Chocolate I need chocolate :eek: :eek:

:doh: :EasterBun :EasterBun :doh:

JoeHel

The mood I'm in today, it would be a very brave man who comes between me and my chocolate!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

wherediditallgo

Will this man do?

magicmusician2002

ok i know I am late coming to this one but I am new to mse and saw this thread
it makes me so so mad that people like this take something like bankruptcy and make it into something that it really isnt

most of us here who ahve ever gone bankrupt have NOT done so lightly we have struggled and struggled not knowing what to do and then as a last resort go b/r

well JoeHel I REALLY hope this guy gets whats coming to him, i dont know if law allows but i think the guy should have to pay your OH back by making him sell his house - he can always rent
OR put him behind bars
he has commited serious fraud, AND even before going BR obviously commited some pretty serious H&S offenses at the workplace for the accident to even happen

on a side note I would recommend possibly calling ACAS - google it but do NOT click on the sponsered lnik its a different company who will want to get all the details from you tell you to call acas anyway THEN call him offering HIM help CHEEK!

I REALLY hope things work out for you , you deserve a break

JoeHel

magicmusician2002 wrote: »

ok i know I am late coming to this one but I am new to mse and saw this thread
it makes me so so mad that people like this take something like bankruptcy and make it into something that it really isnt

most of us here who ahve ever gone bankrupt have NOT done so lightly we have struggled and struggled not knowing what to do and then as a last resort go b/r

well JoeHel I REALLY hope this guy gets whats coming to him, i dont know if law allows but i think the guy should have to pay your OH back by making him sell his house - he can always rent
OR put him behind bars
he has commited serious fraud, AND even before going BR obviously commited some pretty serious H&S offenses at the workplace for the accident to even happen

on a side note I would recommend possibly calling ACAS - google it but do NOT click on the sponsered lnik its a different company who will want to get all the details from you tell you to call acas anyway THEN call him offering HIM help CHEEK!

I REALLY hope things work out for you , you deserve a break

Thank you very much for your kind words. As I've said before, I TRULY sympathise with anyone forced to take the bankruptcy route because I am sure it is heartbreaking. But this guy is a SNAKE. He's playing it like a fiddle. He even asked the OR how he could put his assets in other people's names to say they are not his!!!!! She is on a mission to nail him and I'm trying to help in any way I can. My deepest desire is to have paid off all our debts by the time my OH gets his money (with lots of lovely interest) so we can put that money down on a house and build our future on it. I feel very sorry for his family to be saddled with such an arrogant and stupid husband/father but what goes around comes around and this guy deserves bucket loads of bad luck. I'm a genuinely nice person and I've never wished ill of anyone so this is a first!!!

maxmycardagain

Garnishee Order

You can use a garnishee order to force a third party who either holds money belonging to the debtor or owes the debtor money. The garnishee order only works once at the moment it is served. If there is no money in a bank account at the time it is served then the order fails.
To apply for a garnishee order you need to fill in a copy of Form N349 and send it to the court with the appropriate fee.
See also: EX325 - Third party debt orders and charging orders - how do I apply for an order?

MrSafeGaz

I have nothing constructive to offer but I did just read through the whole thread and would be interested as to how all this pans out for you!

Good luck!

JoeHel

maxmycardagain wrote: »

Garnishee Order

You can use a garnishee order to force a third party who either holds money belonging to the debtor or owes the debtor money. The garnishee order only works once at the moment it is served. If there is no money in a bank account at the time it is served then the order fails.
To apply for a garnishee order you need to fill in a copy of Form N349 and send it to the court with the appropriate fee.
See also: EX325 - Third party debt orders and charging orders - how do I apply for an order?

From what he's telling the OR, he has nothing in his bank account. Part of the bankruptcy is an £8k overdraft. But the OR has requested direct from the bank the statements that he's refusing to supply. They may show what he is hiding!!