need advice on “Sub from Solicitor”

BelfastLad · 13 November 2019 at 9:40AM

Hi guys, I’m new to using forums.
Ive just a question that I need help with.

Has anybody got any experience in getting a substitute from a solicitor?
I’m waiting on some money coming through from a solicitor but recently Ive lost my job and funds are a bit tight at the minute.
Somebody gave me the idea to ask for a ‘sub’ form the solicitor and the amount will be deducted from your claim.

Any advice welcome.

:money:

Thanks

Zola. · 13 November 2019 at 10:14AM

I have never heard of this, but it sounds like it leaves you vulnerable to their terms.

What about family or close friends?

BigAl94 · 13 November 2019 at 11:56AM

Its a subvention, not a substitute. I would be certain that no solicitor would do this but no harm in asking. There was a time when if a claim was agreed and awaiting payment a bank would lend against a solicitor's undertaking but those days are gone, family or friends is your best bet.

CEON44 · 13 November 2019 at 1:31PM

I have heard of people doing this and solicitors complying. I suppose it all depends on where the money you are waiting on is coming from. If it is sure fire guaranteed money I'm pretty sure the solicitor will give you a sub. But if its maybe a claim or something with 50/50 chance of winning then no chance of a sub.

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