Personal Debt Solicitors

Have your personal debts spiralled out of control?

Money is one of the biggest causes of stress in the world today. With the cost of living increasing and credit so easily available, it is little wonder that so many people find themselves with mounting personal debts to pay off.

There are many reasons why you may find yourself in personal debt

Maybe you’ve been made redundant and have lost the household’s only wage. A long hospital stay might have made you unaware of mounting unpaid bills. Or a mental health condition has perhaps made it difficult for you to deal with your finances.

Whatever the reasons, we understand how stressful this can be and how it can sometimes feel like there is no way out.

How a personal debt solicitor can help

It’s worth remembering that when you owe someone money, if you discuss your ongoing issues with them, they will often be able to work with you in putting in place affordable payment plans until you are back on your feet.

That is not always the case though and the person you owe money to may choose to take court action and obtain a CCJ. These are often obtained without the matter ever being seen by a judge and you may have had a good reason for disputing the sum claimed.

Why use our services?

Our personal debt team are experts in fighting debt. Our specialist staff include qualified solicitors, as well as qualified bailiffs, who can tell you whether other bailiffs are following or breaking the rules.

Our team can advise you on any legal routes that are available to assist you with your personal debt problems and where appropriate, can refer you to relevant debt charities who can help you budget to manage your money properly.

How will I pay?

We recognise that if you need legal advice on helping you deal with your debt, it’s likely that money will be tight.

We are able to offer a fixed fee initial consultation for you to see one of our specialist solicitors, who will sit down and advise you on your legal options to try to deal with CCJs and any unwanted attention from bailiffs.