Re: HFC issued court proceedings
pmsl. I have burger all patience.
You will be fine. I think the CO is going to be a given tbh and I hope it wont adversley affect costs.
All you can do is go in and listen to the judge. You are struggling financially, are making every efffort to sort out your finances, have been making reduced payments since xxxxxxx as he can see from your witness statement.
You are right in that many judges do not like COs unless a CCJ installment payment has been missed - however they don't all go that route, and it will probably be bought up however rightly or wrongly about the voluntary charging order (and if it does u can bring up the voluntary removal of colletction charge).
If the Restons peeps are there you will be asked if you want to chat with them before the hearing, it doesnt hurt and they are usually nice and basically tell u what they will be asking for in court - you dont agree or disagree with anything at that point but it is nice to meet them and know what their arguing for before u go in. Also the person there is unlikely to be very familiar with your case and will just have instructions to ask for x,y and z - it isnt their fault you just have to ensure the judge has read your papers and considers the collection charge.
No I wouldnt bother about the £100 late payment charges.
pmsl. I have burger all patience.
You will be fine. I think the CO is going to be a given tbh and I hope it wont adversley affect costs.
All you can do is go in and listen to the judge. You are struggling financially, are making every efffort to sort out your finances, have been making reduced payments since xxxxxxx as he can see from your witness statement.
You are right in that many judges do not like COs unless a CCJ installment payment has been missed - however they don't all go that route, and it will probably be bought up however rightly or wrongly about the voluntary charging order (and if it does u can bring up the voluntary removal of colletction charge).
If the Restons peeps are there you will be asked if you want to chat with them before the hearing, it doesnt hurt and they are usually nice and basically tell u what they will be asking for in court - you dont agree or disagree with anything at that point but it is nice to meet them and know what their arguing for before u go in. Also the person there is unlikely to be very familiar with your case and will just have instructions to ask for x,y and z - it isnt their fault you just have to ensure the judge has read your papers and considers the collection charge.
No I wouldnt bother about the £100 late payment charges.
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