Nice one - keep the letter just in case, it's not wise to trust an incompetent Solicitor. !

Or a competent one, come to think of it. : -- (

Received a letter back apologising for the clerical error which had been made.

thanks again. your help has been much appreciated

Just checking - forward the proof by Recorded 1st class post in that case.

no. havent received a summons but have been sent a letter to say that a court date has been set in december to try and make the application final.

You're welcome - Ensure it's sent Recorded 1st class keep copies of papers sent + proof of postage slip, that way you are allowed to enter it as evidence to the court if a hearing date was ever set.

Have you alread received a summons, or was it just a threat. ?

thank god. someone who has the same opinion as my self. thank you again will send another letterwith proof of payments.

thanks for your help commankiller

Sometimes attack is the best form of defence.!

Send a letter as suggested; if the information is duplicated.....no worries, at least that way you could prove beyond doubt to a court that you have corresponded with these Solicitors.

Hence, the only reason if the case ended up in front of the court would be due entirely to this Solicitors incompetence.

thankyou. i have already spoke to them on phone and have also sent a letter to the case handler giving them 14 days to reply otherwise i was going to attend court and regain loss of earnings and travel expenses through their company. my creditor has already been in touch with him sending all payments made and that i was up to date and was told by this case handler that he would get back in touch, this was thursday last week and as of yet nothing but then again i was pretty irrate with him as he was one of these smug ppl who thought he was god. should i send them another letter or just wait for the reply if any?

thanks in advance commankiller

Post a covering letter explaining the situation to this Solicitor with enclosed copies of the relevant bank statements, send it by recorded post, that way they have to sign for receipt. Should it unlikely ever get taken to court, the Solicitors would look very foolish indeed when their application was struck out.

thankyou for your response. trying to get through to this solicitor is like banging your head on a brick wall. thanks for the advice

Yes, you need evidence of your payments made direct to your creditor to show to the Solicitor (bank statements), if you cannot personally provide proof then get your creditor to confirm to the Solicitor that you have in fact made all payments as ordered by the court.

If you were served with a court summons, take all your evidence and show it to the court that you have not defaulted on their original order. This would leave the court refusing to apply or place the charging order, as long as you can demonstrate that you have kept up all repayments just like the court originally ordered you to make.

hi was wondering if anyone could help. i have just received this via a solicitors who where working on behalf of one of my debtors. i was taken to court and ordered to pay monthly instalments each month from the date of the hearing. i have kept up with all payments direct to my creditor via direct debit but because it was not through the solicitors they are on the understanding that this has not been getting paid. i have checked withmy debtor and they are satisfied that all payments are up to date. at the moment i have an interim order on the understanding given to the court that no payments had been made on the account and they are going to issue a restriction on my land/property. have i got a case to take to court and show evidence?

any help would be much appreciated