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[Ell-enn]

Hi there, sorry for the delay in replying. I will be back on line tonight and will go through everything with you. Also we can do an up to date statement for you to take to court with you.

 

Stay positive,

 

Kind Regards

 

Ell-enn

[castleking]

hi Ell

I am afternoons so i won't be online till late.

Kinds Regards

[castleking]

Hi Ell

Im Home. I just like to have some help and info ready for friday.

Kind Regards.

[castleking]

Hi

Can you help me with my up to date statement please.

[Ell-enn]

Hi there, I'll work on a statement for you to take to court with you - what time are you at work today are you still on afternoons? I have some meetings from 10.30 til around 12, so won't be able to post anything until after that.

 

Kind Regards

 

Ell-enn

[castleking]

Hi Ell

I will come online at 1pm if that is ok. Thanks

[castleking]

Hi

Thanx for pm. I will have sent £1140 off to gmac. Shall I send Cheque before i go to court as i am in court @10.30a.m.

Thanks

[Ell-enn]

Hi, yes send the cheque (take a photocopy of it first) and keep the recorded delivery receipt from the PO. You can take that to court with you too. I'll include it in the statement.

 

Can you list the dates and amounts of the last 4 or 6 payments you have made please.

 

Will post statement shortly.

 

Thanks

 

Ellx

[castleking]

Hi Ell

Last Payment £190 16/08/08- £760 12/8/08 -£860.50 30.05/08 -£860.50 30/04/08. The Educational Authority have not sent me anything about my daughters condition.

Thanks for the help.

Much appreciated

[Ell-enn]

Hi there, affixed is the statement for court. You will need to affix a copy of your budget sheet (write the case number and appendix 1 on the top). You will then need 3 copies of it all - one for you, one for the judge and one for the other side.

 

The second page I have sent you is the detail of the Norgan case law which we have used. Make sure you read it so you understand what it is about, don't attach it to the statement, just take 1 copy along with you on the day so you have it to hand if need be.

 

The hearing will take place in a private room with just yourself, the judge and a representative from the other side. You should arrive at the court in plenty of time. If there is a CAB advisor or duty solicitor present (a lot of courts have these there nowadays) ask them to come into the hearing with you - they will support you.

 

The rep from the other side (usually cocky junior graduates just out of law school!) may ask if they can speak to you before the hearing, it's up to you whether you do or not, sometimes they can be intimidating so if at any time you feel pressured, you just have to say you'd rather wait for the judge to make a decision.

 

You will find that the judge will expect you to be nervous and will guide you through the process which should take no longer than 5 - 10 minutes. When you address the judge it should be Sir or Madam. When you speak you should try to stay calm and speak slowly.

 

As it's your application you will be asked to speak first, but as I said the judge will guide you. You should say "Sir/Madam - may I give you an up to date statement" and then hand it over to him/her.

 

I'm sure it will be fine, you have a regular income and can make payments towards the arrears. Judges do not want to give possession to lenders if there is any possibility that the debtor can maintain payments going forwards.

 

Any questions, just shout.

 

Kind Regards

 

Ell-enn

Castleking Statement for Court.doc

[castleking]

Well the big day tomorrow,12 hours away and im like a nervous wreck.I feel like i am going to go to pieces.I haven't anyone to have my daughter so she has to come with me. I don't really want her to face this. Let's hope they don't rip me apart!

[castleking]

Hi Ell

Thanks for all the info. Be glad to see tomorrow.

I am very grateful for all the work you have done for me.

Leave you know the outcome.x

[OLIVE.FAMILY]

Hi there castleking,

 

Goodluck for tommorow. I have been watching this thread and from what I can see you will be fine.

 

Lets us know the outcome as soon as

 

Olives xx

[castleking]

Thanks

Speak tomorrow.

[indistress]

If you were based in Newcastle I would come to court with you and watch your daughter. But dont worry too much everything will be ok. Ive been there and its not a nice experience, but Ell-en helped me thro it and I got there.

I will be thinking of you xx

[Ell-enn]

H there, just wishing you luck for today. Don't forget to take the copy of the N244 with you as well as your statement in case you need to refer to it.

 

Stay Strong - it won't be as bad as you think and will soon be over

 

Kind Regards

 

Ell-enn

[castleking]

Thanks Ell

I will see if there is a duty advisor when i arrive. Will the judge have the documents in front of him what i forwarded with my n244?

Thanks.x

[Ell-enn]

Hi, yes the judge should have all the documents you forwarded with the N244, but take your own copy in case you need to refer to it.

 

Stay positive

 

Ellx

[castleking]

Thanks once again for all you help.x

[OLIVE.FAMILY]

Any news yet.???

[Ell-enn]

Was just thinking the same thing - maybe she's had to go to work, was on afters this week I think

[castleking]

Hi Guys.

Yes I went straight to work after the case Yes the judge suspended the warrant as long as the monthly payments are made by the 15th of every month. He agreed £65 extra and all fairness to the solicitor representing gmac he was amazing. Gmac hadn't sent my files thro until 10.25 so i think he was panicking. But he told me not too worry. When I enterd the room my nerves went to pieces and i started getting upset. The judge was quite harsh but everyone was saying on this forum about these solicitors pity they didn't have more of him. I think he was representing me more than Gmac!LOL!! Its nice to have a laugh after all this.

Once again thanks for all your help (I can't thank you enough!)alsothanks to all the people that wished me Good Luck.

Anyone going through what i went them through I wish them all the best!

Thanks Ell.x

[castleking]

Hi Ell

Sorry to trouble you again, have i got to contact the baliffs as it bank holiday weekend and they were supposed to come out wednesday?

Sorry to nag.x

[Ell-enn]

Brilliant news, glad you got a good one from GMAC (very unusual), although apparently there's a guy that a lot of lenders use at my local court - he's semi retired and always on the side of the debtor. PM me which court it was if you don't mind.

 

Hope you get a good night's sleep now hun, and everything goes well for you from now on.

 

Well done for being brave:)

 

Kind Regards

 

Ell-enn

[Ell-enn]

Hiya, you're not nagging hun, the judge should have let the bailiff office know, but just to put your mind at rest - ring the court on Tuesday and check, I'm sure it will be ok though.

 

Ellx