I posted a question here a month ago regarding recovering my legal costs from someone who took me to court and lost his case in the end.
A member here suggested me to use HCEO to recover my legal costs. But after doing some research on HCEO, I am a bit concerned about what they can do for me.
Anyway, I found some information on the gov.uk website saying bankruptcy can write off most debts, but not student loans, mortgage payments, court orders, etc..
I asked my solicitor to clarify if it was true that the court orders could not be written off. My solicitor told me that was not true.
If that is the case, why would the gov.uk website mention court orders cannot be written off by bankruptcy?
I just wonder if anyone here knows more about court orders and bankruptcy please.
Many thanks!
A member here suggested me to use HCEO to recover my legal costs. But after doing some research on HCEO, I am a bit concerned about what they can do for me.
Anyway, I found some information on the gov.uk website saying bankruptcy can write off most debts, but not student loans, mortgage payments, court orders, etc..
I asked my solicitor to clarify if it was true that the court orders could not be written off. My solicitor told me that was not true.
If that is the case, why would the gov.uk website mention court orders cannot be written off by bankruptcy?
I just wonder if anyone here knows more about court orders and bankruptcy please.
Many thanks!
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