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Scottish Adviser on Time to Pays for Debt: “Hi Mark Council Tax in Scotland can be recovered for up to 20 years from your last payment” May 22, 16:19
Scottish Adviser on Time to Pays for Debt: “Hi James The Time to Pay wouldn’t show on you credit file, but the Decree will for 6 years. When…” May 22, 16:18
Mark on Time to Pays for Debt: “I have had £1500 pound of council tax debt. I had been making payments for 4 years at 20 pound…” May 22, 14:35
James on Time to Pays for Debt: “Sorry another question. After the last response date passes for a claim served against me. Realistically how long after this…” May 22, 11:37
James on Time to Pays for Debt: “Hi does a time to pay show on any public record for example of my employer does a credit and…” May 21, 14:33
Scottish Adviser on Time to Pays for Debt: “Hi Robert Unfortunately not. In Scotland, the Decree remains enforceable for 20 years at least, possibly longer, with the 20…” May 17, 06:26
Robert on Time to Pays for Debt: “if a decree is granted against an individual for recovery of debt, how long does that decree remain active, ie…” May 16, 19:54
John on What is an Inhibition?: “Thank you so much for your advice.” May 15, 11:43
Scottish Adviser on What is an Inhibition?: “John, See Section 157 of the Titles to Land Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1868. I think you are best seeking specialist…” May 15, 11:28
Scottish Adviser on What is an Inhibition?: “Hi John. I am assuming the decree you obtained is against both neighbours. However, if the property is just in…” May 15, 11:20
John on What is an Inhibition?: “Hi, We have won a court case against our neighbours and been awarded costs and compensation. Our neighbours cannot pay…” May 15, 10:52
Scottish Adviser on When Does A Debt Become Statute Barred?: “Hi Mark. Yes it wouldn’t matter. When the debt is sold the purchasing creditors has the same rights and privileges…” May 2, 09:50
Christopher on Should you be worried about Sheriff Officers?: “Thank you for the reply I will give that a try” Apr 30, 11:26
Mark on When Does A Debt Become Statute Barred?: “Is that the same if the payment was made through the debt agency rather than the original creditor?” Apr 28, 23:26
Scottish Adviser on Wage Arrestment: How Much Can They Take?: “Hi Louise I think you need to get advice quite quickly. I have dropped you an email and I am…” Apr 28, 21:57
Scottish Adviser on When Does A Debt Become Statute Barred?: “Hi Mark The general rule is any relevant acknowledgement or claim interrupts the running of the 5 years and it…” Apr 28, 21:56
Scottish Adviser on What is Diligence?: “Hi Garry I would suggest you should probably speak to your local advice agency about your debt problems if your…” Apr 28, 21:54
Scottish Adviser on Wage Arrestment: How Much Can They Take?: “Hi Shannon There are a number of options you could look at, but it would be best if I can…” Apr 28, 21:48
Scottish Adviser on How do you stop a Wage Arrestment?: “Hi Jill I have dropped you an email. I am happy to have a chat with you to see what…” Apr 28, 21:45
Scottish Adviser on Should you be worried about Sheriff Officers?: “Hi Christopher Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. This sounds quite complex and is likely to take…” Apr 28, 21:42

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