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Response to Attachment of Earnings (2)

from Eleanor Scott (eleanor.scott@btinternet.com)
Assuming that you have the judgement and the attachment of earnings set aside, as per your post above, I would suggest you see a proper legal advisor to tell you what the implications of this are. A starting point is your Citizens' Advice Bureau, or, if you live in a large town, a Legal Advice Centre or a Law Centre. Even if you walk into a solicitor's off the street, the first half an hour consultation will often be free.

You presumably want to know if getting a judgement set aside simply takes you back to square one, or if it in fact confers an advantage on you. I think you are asking whether you therefore ought to asking for evidence of the claim?

If it is the case that having the judgement and attachment set aside takes you back to square one, then, if it were me, yes, I'd want the lender of the debt collection agency to prove its claim with solid evidence, as per the advice and ideas offered on this web site (especially under 'Repossession'.) In fact, if it were me, I'd insist on this under any circumstances. But you're not me, and you might not have experienced what I did.

What progress have you made since you last posted?

(posted 8307 days ago)

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