Have you served a sarn on them yet? Is there anything there that can help? It might be time to get a solicitor to look over your case and take some professional advice.(posted 7753 days ago)Hubby and I are still a long way from the court but as we havent any property we intend going bankrupt before we will pay them a penny.
Perhaps if you have nothing to lose, dont mind a gamble and wont be too badly affected by bankruptcy, when it goes to court have a cheque made out for the bankruptcy fee (£370 or £740 joint) and before the case is heard, offer it as a full & final to their solicitor otherwise tell them you intend petitioning for bankruptcy if they win. The solictor/barrister has a legal duty to inform the bank about the offer and they know that the chances of them recouping more than the cost of legal proceedings that day (and possible appeal) are very slim after bankruptcy so they may accept there and then. Good luck