Money Claim Online Court Letters
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Looking for some advice please, I am looking to take my ex to court over a lot of money she owes me, and is refusing to pay.
The only thing holding me back is I’m currently living with parents and want this to remain confidential.
Has anyone had any experience of making a money claim online?....if so, have you received court letters through the post, and if so, do they have any reference to it being from court in form of a logo or text?
Many thanks
The only thing holding me back is I’m currently living with parents and want this to remain confidential.
Has anyone had any experience of making a money claim online?....if so, have you received court letters through the post, and if so, do they have any reference to it being from court in form of a logo or text?
Many thanks
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OP, the only way to find out is to phone the court and ask them whether their envelopes broadcast who they're from, or not. but really, life would be simpler if you came clean.
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Unfortunately I haven't got round to starting the claims process yet due to other commitments. I am looking to start this off now, however I am aware I must attempt to solve this with her before I send her a letter before claim.
I was planning on doing this a while back so I sent her a text message and email trying to solve the issue, however I have had no reply from either at all. I stated that if I don't hear back within two weeks (as of January) I shall go straight to court, however this was some time ago now! I haven't had any contact since then, so should I send her another message with the same text or go straight to sending her the letter before claim?
It will have been a year in September, is there a time limit by which I must file a claim?
Many thanks for any help, Paul.
The time limit is six years in England and Wales, a little less in Scotland.
Old thread here explains:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=5242068