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  • Lowell v Me

    Hi guy's I could do with a little advice please.
    Got a claim form today from the County Court Northampton for £672 plus fee's total £856
    I have Acknowledged the claim and will be asking for a copy of the credit agreement.
    My question is...Do they include my wifes earnings when deciding how much I should payper month (she has an iva).
    I am disabled so my income is very low. I suffer from depression,anxiety and panick attacks as well as M.E. and several other things.
    The reason for the claim is due to my mental health problems I tend to burry my head in the sand and hope it will go away.
    Anyway I owe the money and want to clear it but wonder how much they will want.
    We have a joint bank account and my money as well as my wifes earnings go into it.
    I get contributions based ESA (support group) £230 every two weeks and £90ish per month dla.
    Any advice would be very welcome. Thanks
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    Amethyst

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    • #3
      Please,any advice. I'm in a right panik here. Thanks

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      • #4
        Afternoon xxx

        Youve acknowledged the claim and are sending CPR and CCA requests so you're doing good so far.

        Can you tell us a bit about what the claim is actually for ?
        Is the debt just in your name ? If so yes it will be based on just your income if it comes to you making any offer to pay.

        Who was the original creditor ?
        When did it default ?

        If you can post the particulars of claim from the claim form form that will assist too pls.

        Try not to worry - nothing awful is going to happen xxx
        #staysafestayhome

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        • #5
          Thank you for your reply Amethyst.
          The original debt was £500 owed on a Vanquis credit card in my name only. I honestly cant remember when I defaulted,must have been 2-4 years ago.
          Lowells purchased my debt on the 29/09/2017.
          In an ideal world I would like to pay the original debt back monthly but I doubt my mental health problems would be a good enough reason to dispute the interest or fee's.
          Whatever the outcome I want this to go away asap.I would be willing to pay £15-£20 per month if that was exceptable. Do you think they would be willing to take such a small amount ?.
          Thanks again for your help.

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            Anything ?

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            • #7
              Amethyst

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              • #8
                There is a discussion here https://debtcamel.co.uk/ccj-monthly-payment-form/ about completing the Income & Expenses form that will determine how much the court sets as a payment to the CCJ - if you lose your case and get one.

                Your wife has an IVA - do you have a house with a mortgage? You have a joint account with her so your credit record is already wrecked because of her IVA - a CCJ will not make it much worse.

                ESA contributions based - do you know how long that will last for?

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                • #9
                  Thanks for the reply and the link. We rent and my contributions based benifits should continue untill I retire if I'm lucky. I realy dont care about my credit score as I dont intend to ever get a credit card or loan ever again.

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