If your employer has offered you a settlement agreement, you may be entitled to compensation for injury to feelings. In this article, you’ll learn when payment for injury to feelings may apply and how much to expect. When can you get compensation for injury to feelings? Signing a settlement agreement means you give up the […]
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What’s the court fee to apply to set aside a CCJ (and do you have to pay it)?
If you’re applying to set aside a judgment, you will have to pay a court fee. But how much is that court fee? And is there any way to avoid paying it? What is the court fee when you apply to set aside a CCJ? If you didn’t pay the CCJ within a month and […]
How to Complete an N244 Application to Remove a CCJ
We’re really sorry, but we no longer provide advice on how to remove a CCJ ourselves because we’re focusing on other areas of work. We understand how challenging it can be to navigate legal matters like removing a CCJ , and while our focus has shifted, we want to ensure you still find the support […]
Is a Settlement Agreement Taxable? Free Guide for Employees
If you want to know how much you’ll receive in a settlement agreement, you need to know a bit about tax. It’s one thing to be told how much your employer is offering to pay you – it’s another thing to work out how much you will get after tax has been deducted. The last […]
What Does Without Prejudice Mean in a Settlement Agreement?
Many settlement agreement offers have the heading “Without Prejudice”. But what does that mean? It can be confusing. Some people think it’s an indication of pending court proceedings. Perhaps others think it’s a good way to make a letter sound more threatening. What does without prejudice mean? When a letter, email or settlement agreement is […]