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Challenging your debt
Sharni79
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi!
Just wondering if any of you have heard of challenging your debt and what your opinions are?
I'm currently in a Debt Management Plan and have received information that I can use a solicitor on a No Win No Fee basis to challenge the debt and hopefully have it written of... sounds too good to be true!
The solicitor has said that when a Debt is sold to a Debt Recovery Agency, it is often not done correctly and can therefore be deemed unenforceable and written off.
Have any of you cone across this before?
Thanks in advance!
Just wondering if any of you have heard of challenging your debt and what your opinions are?
I'm currently in a Debt Management Plan and have received information that I can use a solicitor on a No Win No Fee basis to challenge the debt and hopefully have it written of... sounds too good to be true!
The solicitor has said that when a Debt is sold to a Debt Recovery Agency, it is often not done correctly and can therefore be deemed unenforceable and written off.
Have any of you cone across this before?
Thanks in advance!
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