Solicitors warned on debt write off claims :D :D :D

[bickster73]

Re: Solicitors warned on debt write off claims

Well, quite simply a fool as his money are easily parted. And I consider myself to be that fool. I have managed to run up debts to the tune of £45k on numerous credit cards and a loan. However, I have always paid my debts on time thankfully, thus do not any CCJ's or IVA's.

I have now taken the necessary step of working out in Mexico City to try and earn good money to pay these off but have left my partner and a five month old son back in England which is killing me.

Having read about the ability to have some of your debt POTENTIALLY written off due to agreements prior to April 2007 being unforceable, this sounds like a proposition I want to pursue because it means that I get to go home quicker and be a father and a devoted partner.

I have looked at the Fair Judgement site which is interesting but begs to ask the question "how do they make their money?". I know they don't pursue your case for their health!

[righty]

Re: Solicitors warned on debt write off claims

They claim their costs from the other side ................ or with some CMC's you sign a 'contingency' agreement after which they can take upto 33% of any settlement

IMHO the best thing to do would to search the web find sites you think may be suitable & ask them questions before committing.................... or tell us yer story
& we'll try to help

[bickster73]

Re: Solicitors warned on debt write off claims

Thank you for your response Righty.

When you say "tell us your story" what do you want to hear?

Any help from you guys would be very welcome.

Regards

Bickster

[Paule]

Re: Solicitors warned on debt write off claims

Hi Bickster

In my signature are links to the various guides on how to do it yourself

PKea

[Amethyst]

Re: Solicitors warned on debt write off claims

Thank you for your response Righty.

When you say "tell us your story" what do you want to hear?

Any help from you guys would be very welcome.

Regards

Bickster

hi bickster

If you start up your own thread and basically list your debts and a quick outline of your circumstances, have a read of the guides (such as ~~~ Consumer Credit Agreements - A Guide ~~~~ inc. Letters - Legal Beagles ) then you'll get as much help and support as you would like.

welcome to beagles

Ame
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