Starmer In Jobs Push.....right Oh!
News1 min ago
I have been receiving final demands and court orders from a solicitors on behalf of a former emloyer ( of 3 years ago!) They are claiming that i owe them a sum of money, which i know i don't as i have proofs and receipts etc! The thing is that this is from 3 years ago and i have received no correspondance from the former employers but all of a sudden received these final demands and court orders!! How can they send me final demands without sending me any previous ones?!
What i'd like to know is if i can approach a solicitor with all these letters, threats etc and my proof to resolve this, and how do i go about doing so? I really feel like suing for harrasment and lies!!
Can anyone help with this? Thanx
No best answer has yet been selected by stressed out. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes, of course you can approach a solicitor for advice in this matter. This can be expensive though, so try finding a free Legal Advice Centre first. If by sheer chance you are in the Manchester area then contact the University of Manchester Legal Advice Centre. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post our details up here, but if you google that phrase you get our details.
If there is no Legal Advice Centre, go to the Citizens' Advice Bureau in your town or city. They can always advise you in finding a solicitor.
I hope it goes without saying that you can't just stroll into a solicitors' office with the documents, appointment necessary etc etc.
Good luck!
I think Andy and I have got a bit confused here about WHICH solicitor you wish to approach. I thought you were looking for a solicitor to advise you. I would strongly advise AGAINST approaching their solicitor directly without taking legal advice yourself. Although Andy's advice about keeping calm and relevent etc if very very sensible and useful advice indeed.
Again, good luck!
Thank you for your advice, you have all been very helpful. I agree with the great "Andy Hughes", whose name pops up quite alot on AB! Lol! I do get a bit hot headed and have a short temper, so keeping my cool is definately the way to go. I will check out my local citizen's advice centre and also the mentioned website by "acw".
I will let you know how i get on. x