Hi!

I hope this is posted in the right forum. Technically it relates to council tax but now it is purely a DCA/Bailiff question.

When we moved out of our family home, we rented it out until we decided what to do with it, it is still rented out now (at a loss on a monthly basis)...

Leave tribunals alone, Labour told

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 9th September 2014 09:55.

*Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna says current tribunal fees 'lock people out of the justice they are entitled to'* Business groups have...

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Acas backs effort to cut employer tribunals

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 3rd May 2014 20:50.

Dispute mediator expected to announce overwhelming support for settlements rather than heading for full tribunalsDispute mediator Acas is expected...
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New employment tribunal laws come into force

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 6th April 2014 08:17.

New rules aimed at reducing the number of employment tribunals have come into force. Staff wanting bring a case of unfair dismissal or ...

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Just wondering if anyone can help with query for son.
child no 1 registered under 2003 scheme
child no 2 born 2006 voluntary family agreement paying £200 a month as jointly agreed. Voluntary arrangements are not taken into account under 2003 rules, so this was not registered with CSA...

Well in my Battle to get my ESA reinstated and be put in the Support Group off were I should have been the fight continues, however there has been quite a turn in events yesterday that I had to seek legal opinion on as I did not fully understand the reasons or motive.

I had a letter from...

A very good case...

http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/QB/2013/153.html

Court fee reforms target people who can afford costs

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 19th April 2013 18:44.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has launched a consultation on fee remissions for courts and tribunals which proposes that those with savings of......

The Bar Council has published a free guide for LIPs in the wake of the Legal Aid cuts introduced yesterday. The useful part starts on Page 9 of the PDF:

http://live.barcouncil.netxtra.net/m...online_use.pdf

It covers various aspects of going...

A disabled woman was barred from a tribunal to decide whether she was entitled to benefits – because she was in a wheelchair.
Sylvia Middleton, 65, was turned away by security staff in case a fire broke out in the five-storey building.
It later emerged that wheelchair users have been...

Automatic referral to mediation introduced in UK County Court Money Claims Centre from 1 October 2012 - Lexology



Automatic referral to mediation introduced in UK County Court Money Claims Centre from 1 October 2012


The 59th Update to the Civil Procedure...

Cable to cap unfair dismissal payouts

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 14th September 2012 18:16.

Business Secretary Vince Cable has proposed a cut in how much workers can claim for unfair dismissal at employment tribunals. He will consult on...

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Nice to see that finally debtors will have some protection when fighting charging orders...although these changes may have come pretty late for some.......so not sure if this is good news or not as it does say that a charging order may be made even though there has been NO default in payment BUT......it...

Hi All,

I wonder if anyone can help me. Does anyone know if, when you are claiming Incapacity Benefit (by its old name) and you are applying for a redetermination of CCJ payments after losing a well paid job through ill health, you can get help towards the costs?

I was asked...

Thought this was funny. Rooney just got a judge to agree his agreement was "unenforceable".

Yea not debt related but still, if it's good enough for Rooney it's good enough for us

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