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    I have received a sd from 1st credit today for a credit card debt appx 2.5k. I have a ccj with a different lender which I make a payment of £2 a month too. I have never been served this before and am seriously panicked hence posting on forums at 6 in the morning and being up all night worrying. I joint own with my husband a shared ownership house 25% really concerned will loose my house i have 2 kids under 7. Any advice on how to deal with this really don't want to sell house as private renting is much more than our rent and mortgage.....
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    Re: Statutory demand from 1st credit

    Hello Jandb:bump2:
    I am just giving this a bump for you and I am sure someone will come along soon to help. Sorry to see you posting at such an hour. I wish I could give you some sound technical advice but I am in a rubbish situation myself at the moment. Do try not to worry. I know that seems a trite thing to say but it will just make things worse. In the meantime here is a big cuddle for you.:hug:

    An optimist is someone who falls off the Empire State Building, and after 50 floors says, 'So far so good'!
    ~ Anonymous

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      Re: Statutory demand from 1st credit

      Originally posted by jandb View Post
      I have received a sd from 1st credit today for a credit card debt appx 2.5k. I have a ccj with a different lender which I make a payment of £2 a month too. I have never been served this before and am seriously panicked hence posting on forums at 6 in the morning and being up all night worrying. I joint own with my husband a shared ownership house 25% really concerned will loose my house i have 2 kids under 7. Any advice on how to deal with this really don't want to sell house as private renting is much more than our rent and mortgage.....
      Hi and welcome aboard

      Apologies for not replying earlier. We used to have lots of SDs here, then they just seemed to stop serving them. :ohwell:

      You may want to take a look at this thread: http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...ead-here-first**

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        Re: Statutory demand from 1st credit

        Hi there

        Ok does the statutory demand relate to the CCJ? i just want to be clear on this point.

        Secondly, do you have a Court order allowing you to pay by installments? Again we need to be 110% clear on this

        A statutory demand is not necessary where you have a CCJ which is immediatley due and payable, in such circumstances a creditor with a judgment can elect to serve a bankruptcy petition, so i am surprised that they have issued a SD for a debt if it is subject of a CCJ.

        Most important thing to do now is stop panicking, take a deep breath and lets try and see what we can do here to help you
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