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@Mr A Having read this thread, it's abundantly clear from several of your threads that you believe your mother has mental capacity. If it's...
Whether this is right or wrong depends entirely on the specific circumstances of your case, the evidence available to prove those circumstances,...
@TheseWordsAreMyOwN There is no easy way to do this, for you. Your options: 1) Consult a solicitor: you will almost certainly end up paying more...
If by this you mean that your current invoice represents less than the contractually agreed sum, in order to induce a quick settlement, the damage...
You must follow the Debt Pre Action Protocol.
The form he was sent to complete is merely his defence - the legal term is "pleading", the converse of the claimant's claim form. Those are merely...
You will be ordered by the court to prepare formal witness statements in preparation for the final hearing. You should start writing yours NOW –...
There is a date on the judgement, before which payment must be made. You are not obliged to give him any more time than that. Send him a formal...
Not under £600, unfortunately. You're left with County Court Bailiffs, who advertise their visits, and, as a process, are largely useless....
As is often the case, you cannot get reliable advice on a case such as this without someone going through the documents. You've already sought...
No. You must prove that they have breached some law (either statute or common law), and that the breach has caused the damage. Dean
I'm afraid this is one of those cases where YOU need to instruct solicitors, rather than look for free legal advice here. Yes it will cost, but...
This is not your mistake, it's your solicitor's. The SRA will be very interested in such a casual approach to client care. At the very least,...
Not sure I understand. It seems what you are saying is: You are suing a client; The case has been listed for trial; Your opponent applied for an...
...or a CILEx or a Licensed Conveyancer. There are paralegal qualifications available, but "paralegal" is also a generic term for a person who...
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