I also do not believe that Freeman Jones would tell the whole truth about this sage if a creditors meeting was setup. Am I not allowed to act on my own behalf. As Freeman Jones will not answer me why it took so long from me telling them in December 2012 I have the money to May 2013 issuing me a brea...

Any idea how I would go to court to get direction?

Freeman Jones have issued me with a notification of a breach in the arrangement and 30 days to comply.

They are not answering my questions. But avoiding them.

You would be expected to pay what you owe and it would complete your IVA and a completion certificate could then be issued

You would no longer have to make payments. However keep up the payments until the monies it sent across or this could cause problems.

Hope this helps.

The heads of the claim? By that you mean a breakdown of what the solicitor thinks each side is worth? If so yes there where indeed guidelines they equated to over £58,000 maybe even more as it also included future loss of earnings, there are only guidelines the power had it gone to trial would be do...

These are the very words from my Solicitor "I suggest you reply along the lines that a personal injury claim is a personal injury claim. It was run as a personal injury claim and settled as a personal injury claim. They were notified at the outset that you were making a personal injury claim, you di...

Nothing was ever claimed, as it was a settlement reached before court proceedings, the settlement was discussed between my barrister and the defense's barrister. Or should I say I basically sent my complaint to the solicitor, I was not asked what I wanted nor was I told how much it could be worth, b...

Yes it says in the statement that was sent to the creditors these exact words "Due to Mr ****'s RSI there is a possibility that he will receive a payout from his employers for personal injuries, they would be excluded from the arrangement" That was in the Payment Plan Details in Exceptional items. O...

I have written a very detailed and full reply. What I don't understand is how when written in to an IVA arrangement that something is excluded can the supervisor then have an element of discretion to insist on it being paid. I completely understand any other windfall would need to be paid, but this ...

I think this one may end up in court, Freeman Jones are saying paying the £17670, or a breach notice will be put in to the arrangement, failure to rectify the breach would lead to a bankruptcy order. Their fight is that because the sum was agreed out of court there is no breakdown of what the money ...

I have received the email, still in shock that points are still not made or answered. I see from other complaints about Freeman Jones communication in the company is very poor. From the letter you sent again miscommunication.... I will respond to each point you raised when I have the time and will p...

Our disposable income stands at £60 a month btw. That was also before my wife had to cut her hours at work due to her disability!

With an impending major operation coming we really do not need this.

That still does not answer the question of why it took you 6 months to decide I have to pay more than half (or clear the debts in full) with the money I received when I gave you a full breakdown of what the money was being used for. FAIR?? Fair….. I am mean reality check Freeman Jones, what do you r...

I am with Freeman Jones and already had one complaint upheld because of the time it took them to relay information to me. They are now telling us they require us to pay in £17670 into the arrangement. They stated on the letter that because it is an out of court settlement, in accordance to the terms...

This is an email I received in regards to the letter sent "Dear Mr P, I have been looking into your case on behalf of your insolvency practitioner, and I have sent a letter by post to you which you will receive shortly. I have also attached the letter to this email. I wanted to explain why we have h...

I have now recieved a letter from the IVA company sent special delivery saying I must pay a full £17760 as the monies is classed as a winfall. Can they really do this as it was written in my statement that monies from the injury would be excluded.??? Help please, we no longer have nearly 18000 pound...