ChatterBank1 min ago
attachment of earnings
if you win a court case and can claim your costs back from the other side, what happens if the other side refuse to pay or plead poverty but are in full time work (probation service) can you apply for an attachment of earnings, and if so how do you apply for this. thanks
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I would imagine it would depend on whether this was a criminal or civil matter.
I was under the impression that if a judge awards any money or costs in a criminal case, the defendant has to pay it.....although it may only be �1 a week if he hasn't got the money.
In a civil case such as small claims court, the judge can make the descision and award the money but it is then your responsibility to collect the money...either via debt collections, attachment of earnings or a large piece of 4 x 2
I might be wrong though.
I was under the impression that if a judge awards any money or costs in a criminal case, the defendant has to pay it.....although it may only be �1 a week if he hasn't got the money.
In a civil case such as small claims court, the judge can make the descision and award the money but it is then your responsibility to collect the money...either via debt collections, attachment of earnings or a large piece of 4 x 2
I might be wrong though.