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I have a CCJ in my favour for a five-figure sum against an individual. There is a "suspended attachment of earnings" against him in my favour (which he is paying monthly), but it will take twelve years to pay off the debt. That is too long to wait and i have no confidence he will keep paying. His circumstances are: employed, jointly owns house worth £320k, with £80k mortgage (£120k equity in his name). No valuable saleable assets in his name. Married with two children living at home (both over 18). Is my best option to recover my money to petition him for bankruptcy? The threat of bankruptcy may make him find the money to satisfy the debt. If the petition is successful, is it realistic that the official receiver will sell his family home to satisfy my debt? I don`t want to waste my money (£300+) filing for bankruptcy unless there is a good chance it will settle the matter to my satisfaction. Any advice would be welcome.
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Advice required please. I am owed a five figure sum by a builder. I have a Judgement in my favour against him, but he just ignores every attempt to get him to pay. I submitted an "order to attend for questioning " ( where he has to provide all his financial information under oath ) as a step towards an Attachment of earning order. He did not attend the hearing nor provide the information. I was advised by the court because of non attendance that the matter would be referred to a Circuit Judge as only they can sign/ approve a " suspended committal order " ( whereby a further non attendance would allow bailiffs to arrest him and bring him to court.). Another hearing was arranged and the guy did not attend again. I was expecting the suspended committal order to be actioned, however another hearing date as been arranged. Try as i might, i cannot obtain clarification from the court if a circuit judge ever sign/ approved the suspended committal order in the first place. I suspect not. Question : why would a circuit judge not sign/ approve the suspended committal order ? Question: who can i contact within the legal court system to get answers ? I email all sorts of people, but just get referred on, with no real answers. Thanks in advance
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dx I note your comment and i have checked and I it is a non- standard registration and not a standard form K, charge order. I accept that this does not guarantee immediate payment. My case is that the debtor owes a five figure sum from a CCJ in my favour for over twelve months and he has not paid a penny. I am also proceeding with court action to enforce payment, and the charge order strengthens my case to ensure the debt is paid at some point. As i stated in a previous post, when i receive the N87 I would like to know what i need to do with it. Do i need to inform the land registry and if so are there any forms that need to accompany it. Cheers
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Hi, I applied for a charge order ( N 379 ) against property owned by a person who owes me money from a CCJ but as not paid a penny so far. An interim charge order was been granted and the person objected and at a hearing asked for the Charge order to be " set aside ". His case was dismissed. I need to know what happens next. Does the final charge order automatically take place, or do I have to perform further work myself ? I have contacted the County court where the hearing took place and also the land registry, but one has not replied and the other replied but did not answer the query. Does anyone know the answer or are able to let me know where i can find the answer.
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