15 year old debt,Carbot warrant of control

RAS

Debts that are statute barred can still be pursued in court, but the only defence you need is that they are statute barred.

Problems arise and CCJs can be issued if you don't defend the case.

Got any more unopened mail knocking about?

slayer2005

RAS said:

Debts that are statute barred can still be pursued in court, but the only defence you need is that they are statute barred.

Problems arise and CCJs can be issued if you don't defend the case.

Got any more unopened mail knocking about?

Possibly 😂 so I guess now the ccjs is applied is doesn't matter if I give them a ring and make them a offer. Or I can try set it aside, but doubt I would be able to argue my case as I ignored the previous letters 

ManyWays

Apart from the CT arrears and the CCJ, do you have any other arrears on bills, debts that you are paying or old debts that you arent paying? 

Are you buying or renting?

slayer2005

ManyWays said:

Apart from the CT arrears and the CCJ, do you have any other arrears on bills, debts that you are paying or old debts that you arent paying? 

Are you buying or renting?

Probably around 10k across the board. Only one I pay is the council tax arrears .
Did look into a iva but they charge a fortune. Thought about bankruptcy. Funny thing is, my credit has gotten better the last year or so, probably because I haven't missed a payment in 2 years. I think a lot has fallen off the credit file .
Oh and I rent, housing association.

fatbelly

I think you are right to prioritise the council tax arrears.

The court bailiff is not going to cause problems and will make a visit, maybe two, then return it to Cabot

I assume you have too much surplus for a DRO and are reluctant to consider insolvency anyway.

It's your choice . It seems the options are

Continue to ignore

Use court process to either vary the order or set it aside

Make an informal payment arrangement
Consider an insolvency solution