My CCJ Has Been Set Aside. Why Hasn’t it Been Removed from My Credit Record?
One of the main reasons for setting aside a CCJ is to clear your credit record. If it’s not paid within a month, it will be entered against your name in the Register of County Court Judgments. It will then remain on your credit record for six years. If the judgment is set aside it’s as though […]
Why was my Default Judgment issued from the Northampton (CCMCC) County Court? Our Solicitors Explain
Set Aside a Default Judgment: What to Do If You Missed a Claim
Have you discovered an unexpected default judgment on your credit file? A default judgment is often issued against a defendant without their knowledge, but it can be set aside. If you’ve recently found out about a default judgment you weren’t previously aware of, this article will tell you what you need to do to have […]
Understanding Default Judgments and How to Remove Them
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, why they occur, and the […]
CCJ Removal: Learn 3 Ways to Remove a County Court Judgment
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 is it possible to get […]