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Looking for advice i had received a County judge letter a few weeks back i replied to the letter with the amount I was able to pay monthly but they didn't get the letter so now I've been sent another letter saying I need to pay £4500 now or i will have balifs come round im on benefits and cannot afford this thats why I sent my offer back but they think I ignored the first letter and are now demanding the whole amount what can I do?
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Hi Missmongan
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Send a copy of the letter you sent, attach a covering letter, attach an Income and Expenditure form (make sure to take account of the 'cost of living' crisis i.e energy, food etc. Give you self a 'buffer' if things go up further. Send it to the Court Recorded Delivery.
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Are you sure that the letter is not a County Court Judgement?Lawyer (solicitor) - retired from practice, now supervising solicitor in a university law clinic. I do not advise by private message.
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