If you’re looking for help removing a County Court Judgment (CCJ), you’re in the right place—but just to let you know, we no longer provide advice on CCJ removal ourselves.
Below, you’ll find links to articles we’ve written on CCJ removal, which we trust you’ll find helpful.
Discovering a County Court Judgment (CCJ) you were unaware of probably means the court documents were sent to a previous address. When you move house, it’s easy to overlook updating your contact details with everyone. However, this oversight can have serious consequences if someone believes you owe them money, potentially
A judgment in default is an order to pay money. Often, the successful claimant will arrange swift enforcement action, for example by sending in the bailiffs. But what happens if you’re applying to have the judgment set aside? Can the claimant still continue with enforcement action before the court has
If you need to set aside a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against you, the N244 application form is essential. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps to complete the N244 form correctly, increasing your chances of a successful outcome. From downloading the form to providing the necessary evidence
If you’re making an application to set aside a judgment, the process is not always straightforward. There are a few mistakes that you’ll need to avoid. This article explains three of the most common pitfalls that people fall into. 1. Delaying Too Long One of the key factors that a
Applying to remove a County Court Judgment (CCJ) is essential if you believe the judgment was incorrect or if you have a valid defence. One key aspect to consider is the court fee. This guide will break down the costs and provide you with a comprehensive understanding of what to
If you’ve received a default judgment and you feel it’s unfair, you could apply to have the CCJ removed. Otherwise, you could suffer problems, either now or in the future. In this article, you’ll learn three reasons to have the default judgment set aside. 1. A default judgment is an
A County Court Judgment (CCJ) can have serious consequences for your financial health and creditworthiness. Whether it affects your ability to secure a mortgage or a job or simply causes undue stress, you will probably want the CCJ removed if you can. The process is not automatic, and you will
Nobody likes to find out they’ve had a CCJ (County Court Judgment) entered against them. It’s an order to pay money, so it mustn’t be ignored. Even if it’s for a small amount, it can have a terrible impact on your life. However, in some circumstances, you may be able to
If you apply for a CCJ (County Court Judgment) to be set aside, you will need to provide the court with evidence. The type of evidence you’ll need depends on the specifics of your case. This article outlines how to increase your chances of having a CCJ removed by providing
If you’ve discovered a CCJ (County Court Judgment) on your credit file, it’s probably a default judgment. That means it was issued because the court didn’t receive a response to a claim against you. If the reason you didn’t respond is that you didn’t know about it, you’ll probably want
Receiving a CCJ (County Court Judgment) can have severe consequences if it remains on your credit record. It can affect your ability to obtain credit, such as a mortgage or mobile phone contract, and may even jeopardise your job, depending on your profession. But are you stuck with it, or
For many individuals, their first encounter with a default judgment is when they find a CCJ on their credit file. This can be a confusing and distressing experience, especially if they are unaware of what a default judgment is or how to address it. This article will explain default judgments,
