If you want your
debts to be considered legally unenforceable we can use our considerable
experience at acheiving exactly that if the loan agreement(s) for your
credit cards, loans, car finance, etc., date before 6th April 2007 and
if the contracts lack certain details which are now demanded of the
Consumer Credit Act since its amendment in 2006.
Although thought
of by some to be a loophole in the law, this is actually a metter of
legal precedent which is no mere legal loophole concerning debt. Write
off most of your debts easily (it is estimated that 75% of all credit
agreements lack what are known as the 'prescribed terms' and therefore
are unenforceable). So complete the application form below and begin
the process today.
We are compliant
with the CAN-SPAM Act. We will not pass your name or any other details
to third parties apart from the specialist solicitor who will need to
know these details in order to help you.
All correspondence
is confidential.
Write Off Credit
Card Debt is registered and regulated under the Data Protection Act.
Reg. No. Z1620707 and licenced by the Office of Fair Trading. Consumer
Credit Licence No. 633327.
How does
it work?
The Consumer Credit
Act of 1974 allows borrowers to challenge unfair credit agreements.
Credit Agreements up to £25,000 and issued before 6th April 2007
must comply with the terms of the Act. It's a fact that most UK lenders
have not followed their legal obligations over the years. This means
that such contracts may be unenforceable. The result is that your debt
cannot be collected.
We take details
of your debts and our specialist legal team challenge the agreements
with the lenders. They obtain documentation on your behalf and then
verify the legality of the contract. Our legal team will then prove
that your agreement is not enforceable.
Can you
Do It Yourself?
It is quite possible
for you to go through this whole process and wipe off (make unenforceable) your debt by
yourself. There's nothing to stop you.
However, the implications
are mixed and various outcomes cannot be predicted with confidence.
The creditor may register defaults and this will involve court hearings
to get these removed which could become protracted. The law itself could
change at some stage (this has been known to happen quite suddenly,
as in the case of bank charges, which are still on hold).
If you chose to
go through the debt write-off procedure yourself you would need to know
how to prepare your case for such court hearings, and how to handle
counterclaims by the creditors. There is always the danger of unexpected
legal fees when things happen when you didn't think they would, and
you need to know how to react to this when having your debt written
off. This is why it is better to use a solicitor experienced in this
specific field.
Much publicity was
given to the man who recently decided on a debt wipe off (make unenforceable) process himself.
He succeeded, and quashed £100,000 worth of debts, only to be
given a £100,000 legal bill.
By using a qualified
legal team there should be no need to attend court hearings when having
your debt written off, and you would have the assurance that all matters
were being dealt with properly.
Find out if you qualify
for an IVA.
An IVA, or Individual Voluntary Arrangement, is an increasingly popular
way of handling personal debt in a structured way and is usually conducted
over a period of 5 years. You could apply for an IVA if your debt pattern
meets certain specific criteria.
Fill in the application
form here.
Debts written off
before April 2007