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What should you do if you receive a CCJ?

If you do receive a CCJ and you do owe the money, the first consideration should be to pay the debt in full within 28 days of the issue of the CCJ. By doing this you would avoid having a CCJ registered against you.

You may also dispute the claim in full if you do not owe the money, dispute some of it if you do not agree with the balance or pay in instalments if you owe the money but cannot afford to pay the debt in full.

If you are on a plan with DFH and you owe the claim amount, we will liaise with the creditor on your behalf, helping you to complete your form correctly in time and make sure that all the necessary follow-up is done for you.

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Amazing service. Hassle free. Staff and friendly and non judgemental. Very quick and efficient service. Would highly recommend to anyone struggling with debt…… make that call and these guys will definitely help you!

—Trusted Customer

After a huge struggle, picked the phone, gathered some strength to ask for help. In return, I was helped with loads of reassurance and support. Every single person I spoke to, had words of encouragement and kind. I was very much in need of it. Special thanks to one of the advisors who took all his time to make me feel confident and for being so positive and kind.

—Trusted Customer

DFH have been amazing and understanding regarding a very sensitive situation. I cannot thank them enough for their approach and professionalism throughout the whole process and would highly recommend them.

—Trusted Customer

Stress-free, helpful and efficient

The whole process was great, I have all my information about my finances, they were helpful and reassuring all the way through. DFH were very understanding of my situation and using them also made it a lot more stress free trying to pay my debt off. The advisers that dealt with me were professional and efficient.

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