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Threatened with statutory demand which could ruin my career. Please help

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  • Threatened with statutory demand which could ruin my career. Please help

    Hi. I have been threatened by phone by a solicitor that he is going to apply for a statutory demand..At the moment I pay a CCJ of £1 per month, as ordered by the judge at a court hearing.
    He was originally threatening bailiffs but decided against that course of action when I told him I have no assets / money..which is all true. I have debts of £4k, including the CCJ of £2k.
    I think he's been instructed by his client to make me bankrupt on purpose, as this would almost definitely destroy my career as an accountant.

    Do you think I could challenge the stat demand successfully?
    And on what specific grounds?
    Please help. I'm very worried.

    PS The CCJ just said "it is ordered I pay defendant's costs of £2k....ie. it didn't tell me exactly who to pay or how to pay. Do you think I could apply for the CCJ to be set aside on that basis?
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