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Has anyone successfully had a CCJ removed by consent?
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And what was the offer? Agree to the consent order and I'll pay the debt?dyrm95 said:
Claimant being the loan company. When they referred me to their legal team they responded with a rejection and informed to to seek legal advice.2021BJ said:
I did, did you?dyrm95 said:
Did you read the initial post? The claimant rejected the initial consent order.2021BJ said:
Who did you get legal advice from? £499 to draft a consent order that the claimant had already agreed to? I'd say they're cowboys.dyrm95 said:It’s natural for people to seek advice from others with similar experiences before paying for legal advice. My original thread was to reach out to anyone that has experienced a similar situation.
I didn’t work with any cowboys. I did seek legal advice though, I paid £499 and handed the matter over. They dealt with the whole situation and kept my in the email trail so that I could follow the case. A huge bargain (time and money) for someone that works 70+ hours a week in the hospital.
Here you go...The claimant has responded to me via email and told me that they have no issue with the CCJ being removed and advised that I seek legal assistance with getting this done, I presume they mean to draft formal consent order.0 -
Exactly that but unfortunately it took seeking and paying for legal advice to negotiate. Now I don’t have to spend another four years with a CCJ on my file, pretty good outcome for £499.2021BJ said:
And what was the offer? Agree to the consent order and I'll pay the debt?dyrm95 said:
Claimant being the loan company. When they referred me to their legal team they responded with a rejection and informed to to seek legal advice.2021BJ said:
I did, did you?dyrm95 said:
Did you read the initial post? The claimant rejected the initial consent order.2021BJ said:
Who did you get legal advice from? £499 to draft a consent order that the claimant had already agreed to? I'd say they're cowboys.dyrm95 said:It’s natural for people to seek advice from others with similar experiences before paying for legal advice. My original thread was to reach out to anyone that has experienced a similar situation.
I didn’t work with any cowboys. I did seek legal advice though, I paid £499 and handed the matter over. They dealt with the whole situation and kept my in the email trail so that I could follow the case. A huge bargain (time and money) for someone that works 70+ hours a week in the hospital.
Here you go...The claimant has responded to me via email and told me that they have no issue with the CCJ being removed and advised that I seek legal assistance with getting this done, I presume they mean to draft formal consent order.
Bottom line is that it worked and I want others in a similar situation to be aware of that.
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