Loan fraud ccj

Mrsshaz47

He’s in waiting for me to bring all the paper work tomorrow as he’s at work (away) . I will try to call baliffs for him .
No he has no careers etc .
He gets by okay .
He’s just illiterate and has some illnesses and is disabled .

Mrsshaz47

I looked up about the six year rule, however as the company constantly chased him for the six years . It seems that it won’t stand

Mrsshaz47

I’m also very concerned for his elderly mother. As it’s her address they’ve caught up with him at . Yet he honestly works away most of the year doing labouring for a demolition firm . This is just his postal address .

CakeCrusader

Given that this is confidential information relating to the circs of a vulnerable adult, I don't think it's wise for you to give any more details on here. It would be a good idea if you took him to the CAB. It would also be wise for him to tell his mum not to open the door to anyone, and to make sure the windows and doors are locked. They can't force their way in, but they can gain 'peaceful entry', so if she lets them in or if the door's open they can take a levy. They won't take goods right away, but they will slap on an additional charge as they have visited.

Willing2Learn

Does your friend get support from a Community Mental Health Team? If so, then there is a chance he might be eligible for professional advocacy. If not, there are still plenty of agencies that may be able to advocate on his behalf, or at the very least sign-post him (and you) to an agency that can provide both support and advice...


https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/guides-to-support-and-services/advocacy/#.W3_yp_ZFwzk