Hi pingpong I'm not sure what figures you are referring to or what post. The figure I quoted was the contribution of £284 plus the equity payment ...
I think it's always safer to do these things earlier. As stated above, there is no legislation or even guidance as such which determine the extensi...
Hi bsmith It is not a legal requirement to request reviews, but certainly good practice and in the guidance. There is an onus on the individual ...
Sorry I meant to say that even sequestration is an option. Mark
Hi J101rd Yes, DAS can be objected to, but I can't see any reason why. The CAB could do this for you. The trust deed should have been proposed b...
Hi J101rd If GT were acting for the main creditors, the Trustee should have known about the acceptance criteria, rather than go through the whole p...
....unless of course the Trustee fails to renew the inhibition in time, then the property may well re invests in the person!! Mark
Hi Voice of Reason Can I ask where you got the information? I think this is where ther problem lies. The AIB issue an instruction to Trustees a...
Hi J101rd Looking at your creditors, the main 2 appear to be dealt with by one company and their normal reason for refusal is on the bais of fees e...
Hi dlareg32 I hope it works out and they can bring the trust deed to a speedy close. Irrespective of the intermediary statements, the trustee st...
Hi J101rd My first question from looking at the information would be why the creditors objected. I am guessing that the trustee's fees are too hig...
Hi marine engineer I did think it was a bit of a coincidence. We can have a chat through things tomorrow and work out some plan. I'm sure it will...
Hi basic electrons The Trustee has a responsibility to the creditors, but also the individual and I do not consider doing nothing for 5 years to be...
Hi marine engineer The best way is always to sit down and look at all the options and see what best suits. It may be that the Trust Deed would w...
Hi basic electrons I think the trustee is going to have a difficult time persuading any court to grant any order for something which was signed 7 y...