CCJ Consent Order Service
Remove Your CCJ with a Professionally Prepared Consent Order
If your County Court Judgment (CCJ) was entered because court papers were sent to the wrong address and you do not dispute the debt, a Consent Order is often the quickest, simplest and most cost-effective way to have the judgment removed from your credit file.
At CCJ Removal Services, we specialise in preparing professionally drafted Consent Orders that are designed to give the court everything it needs to consider your application.
A Consent Order is often the quickest, least stressful and most cost-effective way to remove a CCJ—provided it’s the right option for your circumstances. Before you pay any court fees, we’ll assess your case and recommend the most appropriate legal route.
If you’re unsure whether a Consent Order is the right solution, our Step-by-Step Guide to Removing a CCJ explains all the available options and when each legal route is appropriate.
Every enquiry starts with a free assessment, allowing us to review your circumstances and confirm whether a Consent Order is the right solution before you spend any money on court fees.
If another legal route, such as an N244 Application, is more appropriate, we’ll explain why and recommend the best course of action for your individual circumstances.
This is the fee the court charges to process the documents and place the case before a Judge. There is no hearing it is all dealt with behind closed doors and the court will make a new Order of Court, which should confirm that the CCJ has been removed on the terms as set out in the Consent Order. The Court will write back you directly to confirm this.
Call us today to discuss your case and establish if you have the legal grounds for our Consent Order Service.
What's Included In Our Consent Order Service?
Our service removes the uncertainty from the Consent Order process by ensuring the correct legal documents are prepared and agreed before submission to the court.
✔ Free initial assessment
✔ Review of your circumstances
✔ Advice on whether a Consent Order is appropriate
✔ Professionally drafted Consent Order
✔ Draft Tomlin Order (where appropriate)
✔ Liaison with the claimant or their solicitors
✔ Support obtaining the claimant’s agreement
✔ Preparation of all supporting documentation
✔ Guidance throughout the court process
✔ Ongoing support until your application has been submitted
At CCJ Removal Services, we specialise in preparing professionally drafted Consent Orders that are designed to give the court everything it needs to consider your application. Every enquiry starts with a free assessment, allowing us to review your circumstances and confirm whether a Consent Order is the right solution before you spend any money on court fees.
If another legal route, such as an N244 Application, is more appropriate, we’ll explain why and recommend the best course of action for your individual circumstances.
This is the fee the court charges to process the documents and place the case before a Judge. There is no hearing it is all dealt with behind closed doors and the court will make a new Order of Court, which should confirm that the CCJ has been removed on the terms as set out in the Consent Order. The Court will write back you directly to confirm this.
Call us today to discuss your case and establish if you have the legal grounds for our Consent Order Service.
Is A Consent Order The Right Option?
A Consent Order is usually appropriate when:
- You accept the debt.
- The County Court Judgment was entered without your knowledge.
- Court papers were sent to an old or incorrect address.
- You want to remove the CCJ from your credit file.
- The claimant is willing to agree to setting the judgment aside.
One of the biggest advantages of a Consent Order is that, because both parties agree, the application is normally decided by a Judge without the need for a court hearing.
However, a Consent Order isn’t suitable in every case.
If you dispute the debt or believe you have a legal defence, our N244 Court Application Service may be the more appropriate option.
If your CCJ was entered because court papers were sent to an old address, you may also find our guide on CCJs Sent to the Wrong Address helpful.
Many people assume they need an N244 Application simply because they have discovered a CCJ. In reality, where the debt isn’t disputed and both parties are willing to cooperate, a Consent Order is often the quicker, simpler and less expensive option.
If you dispute the debt or believe you have a legal defence, an N244 Application may be the correct option instead.
Why Choose CCJ Removal Services?
Preparing a Consent Order isn’t simply a matter of completing a form. The wording of the agreement, the supporting documentation and the claimant’s cooperation all play an important part in whether the application proceeds smoothly.
Our team specialises exclusively in County Court Judgment removal and understands how to prepare professionally drafted Consent Orders that give you the best possible chance of achieving the outcome you’re seeking.
When you choose CCJ Removal Services you benefit from:
- Specialists in CCJ removal
- Professionally prepared Consent Orders
- Fixed-fee pricing
- Friendly, experienced support
- Honest advice about the correct legal route
- Nationwide service
- Free confidential assessment
Consent Order or N244 Application?
Choosing the correct legal route can save both time and money.
Before starting any application, it’s worth understanding the court fees involved. Our CCJ Removal Costs Guide explains the fees for Consent Orders, N244 Applications and other potential costs.
| Consent Order | N244 Application |
|---|---|
| Usually no court hearing | Usually requires a court hearing |
| Court fee currently £123 | Court fee currently £313 |
| Debt is accepted | Debt is disputed or a legal defence exists |
| Both parties agree the application | Judge decides the outcome after hearing evidence |
| Often quicker and less stressful | More formal court process |
We’ll always recommend the option that best fits your circumstances rather than encouraging you to use the wrong application.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does your Consent Order Service cost?
Our professional fee is separate from the HMCTS court fee. During your free assessment we’ll explain all costs clearly before any work begins, so you know exactly what to expect.
Does your fee include the court fee?
No. The current HMCTS court fee for submitting a Consent Order application is £123, which is payable directly to the court. Our fee covers preparing the Consent Order and supporting documentation.
Will I have to attend court?
In most cases, no. One of the advantages of a Consent Order is that the application is normally considered by a Judge without the need for a court hearing because both parties have agreed to the order.
What if the claimant refuses to sign the Consent Order?
If the claimant is unwilling to cooperate, we’ll explain the alternatives available to you. Depending on your circumstances, an N244 Application may become the more appropriate route.
How long does the Consent Order process take?
The overall process typically takes around 12 weeks, although much depends on how quickly the claimant signs the agreement and current HMCTS processing times. We’ll keep you updated throughout the process and explain realistic timescales from the outset.
Find Out Whether A Consent Order Is Right For You
Every County Court Judgment is different, and choosing the correct legal route is essential.
Before paying any court fees, let our experienced team assess your circumstances and explain whether a Consent Order is likely to be the most suitable solution.
Our free, no-obligation assessment could save you unnecessary delays, additional costs and the frustration of pursuing the wrong legal process.
✔ Free confidential assessment
✔ Honest expert advice
✔ Nationwide service
Still comparing your options?
Before making a decision, read our Step-by-Step Guide to Removing a CCJ to understand the different legal routes available and when each one may apply.
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