Hi there.
My partner agreed to a Tomlin Order following a Court Summons from his Bank. The bank Claimed that he owed them £30,000 which was partly made up of unlawful charges and high interest. After negotiations with the bank solictitor he managed to get this reduced to £15,000. Court proceedings were cancelled and the new amount and payment terms were agreed within a Tomlin Order. We have been paying £75 a month for about 2 years, but my partner was out of work for 6 months this year which put us behind alot. He has a new job now but he is paying alot in fairs to travel to London and catching up on other debts due to him being unemployed. We have 2 young children and are finding it difficult to manage with our outgoings. We rung them to see if we could reduce payments to £25 until we get ourselves back on track and they said there is nothing they can do, and if we do not pay they will automatically start court proceedings against him. We would just like some information of where we stand with this. Thanks Sam.
My partner agreed to a Tomlin Order following a Court Summons from his Bank. The bank Claimed that he owed them £30,000 which was partly made up of unlawful charges and high interest. After negotiations with the bank solictitor he managed to get this reduced to £15,000. Court proceedings were cancelled and the new amount and payment terms were agreed within a Tomlin Order. We have been paying £75 a month for about 2 years, but my partner was out of work for 6 months this year which put us behind alot. He has a new job now but he is paying alot in fairs to travel to London and catching up on other debts due to him being unemployed. We have 2 young children and are finding it difficult to manage with our outgoings. We rung them to see if we could reduce payments to £25 until we get ourselves back on track and they said there is nothing they can do, and if we do not pay they will automatically start court proceedings against him. We would just like some information of where we stand with this. Thanks Sam.
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