Court Claim - Lowell

[rich110991]

You can fill in an Income & Expenditure form, make an offer of payment to Lowells, if you can only afford £1, then tell them. Take into consideration the cost of living. It is pointless saying you can pay £XX, today, then finding out you can't because prices are increasing.

Would it be Lowells though? They’ve sold the debt to Overdales.

I’m self-employed too, hard to say my income. Last year I made a profit of £10,094, so not even £1000 per month.

What happens if I ignore it? I live with my parents and I don’t own anything.

[MIKE770]

lowells, overdales just internal solicitor dept

[echat11]

Would it be Lowells though? They’ve sold the debt to Overdales.

I’m self-employed too, hard to say my income. Last year I made a profit of £10,094, so not even £1000 per month.

What happens if I ignore it? I live with my parents and I don’t own anything.

As Mike says Overdales is just Lowell's in-house solicitor.

I don't know what your expenditure is, so the best thing to do is fill in a I & E form (but you need to take into consideration 'the cost of living' as advised previously. The last thing you should do is agree to pay a sum you can't afford to pay.

If you ignore, no doubt they will initiate a Court Claim that you will have to deal with.

[rich110991]

As Mike says Overdales is just Lowell's in-house solicitor.

I don't know what your expenditure is, so the best thing to do is fill in a I & E form (but you need to take into consideration 'the cost of living' as advised previously. The last thing you should do is agree to pay a sum you can't afford to pay.

If you ignore, no doubt they will initiate a Court Claim that you will have to deal with.

Thanks but I thought this was a Court Claim already? The court is ordering me to pay £100 per month.

[echat11]

Thanks but I thought this was a Court Claim already? The court is ordering me to pay £100 per month.

The Court wouldn't order you to play anything, as there hasn't been a Hearing yet.
In your initial post, you write 'Court Claim Letter'. When the Court issues a claim it is several pages. Also I sought 'clarification' in post 2.