I have been in an IVA now for two years and 3 months and my husband is also in an IVA . We both think that it is the best thing that we have done and would not change the decision we made to enter into one . We have both learnt now to live on a tighter budget and know that we will never resort to using credit again.
I just need some advice now . Just before my IVA was started I was taken to court by a firm of solicitors who was acting on behalf of MBNA and I had a CCJ of £45 a month imposed .The debt was £5400 . I have paid this without fail, on time as requested . Prior to the CCJ they rang me and wrote to me incessantly . They have now started again ..ringing my mobile and writing asking to review the amount. I sent the last letter to my IVA company who told me to contact them and let them know that I am in an IVA . Trouble is I can remember that they were agressive on the phone and don`t take no for an answer. I really don`t want to have to go down this route again. Any advice very welcome .
I would contact yr IP and ask for their advice! It must be very stressful for u! Hopefully an expert will reply at some point today! Let me know hw u get on
Thanks .
I never get to speak to the IP and have just had the third change of Case Officer...up till now I have been happy with the advice and support given .
Why wasn't the debt included? Did the creditor get a charging order, and, if so, was provision made in your expenditure allowances to continue to pay them? Even so, they are still included in your IVA.
The debt was supposed to be included in the IVA but MBNA EUROPE bank did not wait for the completionof the IVA and got a charging order and went to court to get a CCJ. (as far as I understand it )
The payment is known to the IP and is included in our list of outgoings.
Hope this makes sense !
Yes I think that is the way forward as I just know from before that they will continue ringing and will not take no for an answer . I can remember the solicitors that work for them were rude and intimidating on the phone when I tried to explain honestly and politely that I was going into an IVA.
