Thread: deb v alliance allocation fee

expecting my allocation questionnaire through any day now and my charges add to over £2000. I've hit financial troubles (student!) and now I don't know whether I can afford the fee of £100 (at least in the next 3 weeks).

Want some advice on what to do about this please don't want my case to fall through! Do the courts ever let you pay this once case is settled??

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hi no one had replied yet surely someone out there can give me some info and help with this issue???

Hi deb Look dont panic their are plenty of people on here who will give u brill advice just give them time honest!!
Are u recieving any benefits such as working tax or child tax credits?? If u are then call the court and c if u are exempt from paying, not sure if u will be but its worth a try cus im a student too and it was nt til after i d paid out the court fee s that i read a thread saying that people receiving benefits even tax credits do not have to pay!!
Good luck and let me know
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I didn't realise students could even claim working tax credits! I had one letter stating my case was being passed from MCOL to colchester court and now i just got another letter stating its been mved to southend court so i might write them a quick letter and see if i need to fill in an allocation questionnaire or not coz i haven't had one through yet.

Might get down to the job centre and check out my eligibility for benefits as well thanks for the tip!

I got a letter through yesterday from the court and not sure i undertstand what it means, what the next stage is and roughly how long it will be before i get my charges back (it started in april feels like its been going on forever). My boyfriend got his charges back and never got a letter like this. Here's the letter if anyone can help me understand what it means i'd be hugely grateful:

Upon the courts own initiative

TAKE NOTICE that the Allocation and Case Management Conference will take place on 13th September 2007 at 11am at Southend county court, to be heard before district judge Dudley

When you should attend.

PLEASE NOTE: this case may be released to another Judge possibly at a different court.