Orders to Attend Court (N39) Orders to Attend Court (N39) a sizeable amount of our instructions relates to serving Orders to Attend Court (N39) upon judgment debtors. What we find quite interesting is the variance in Debtor attitudes relating to our involvement and how the matter progresses once the Order has been served. I would expect that the vast majority [...]
Serving a Company with a Statutory Demand - If you are owed money by a company, perhaps the most effective way of recovering the debt is by serving a statutory demand. So, how do you go about serving a statutory demand? Serving a Company with a Statutory Demand In order for the statutory demand to be legal and effective, [...]
International Process Servers International Process Servers Whether you have legal process which has originated in another country and needs service in England or Wales, or you have paperwork issued from a UK Court for service abroad, we can assist. With access to a Network of process servers, we can assist you with service literally anywhere in the world, subject to [...]
International Process Serving Kent Legal - International Process Serving — In response to a sharp increase in cross-border litigation and global business disputes, Kent Legal, are leading UK-based legal support provider, has announced capabilities in Global service of legal papers. The move positions the company as one of the region’s most comprehensive resources for delivering legal documents worldwide. Kent Legal, with [...]
Statutory Demands Debt Collection There are Many steps you can take to enable you to recover Debts / money that is owed to you: A Statutory Demand is the first step. It is served on the debtor in order to establish the debt and formally request payment.A Statutory Demand is a very effective debt collection tool. Leaving the debtor [...]
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