Receiving a County Court Judgment (CCJ) for a claim you dispute can feel overwhelming — especially when the amount claimed is significant. CCJs can have serious implications for your credit rating and financial future, making it crucial to address them promptly. Understanding how to have a ccj set aside is essential for those facing financial repercussions. Receiving a County Court Judgment (CCJ) for a claim you dispute can feel overwhelming — especially when the amount claimed is significant. In this case, our client faced a £10,500 claim from Enterprise Rent-A-Car relating to alleged damage to a rental vehicle. A judgment…
Everything you need to know about the N244 application notice: when to use it, how to fill it in, court fees, timescales, and how to get a CCJ set aside in England and Wales.
Finding out you have a County Court Judgment (CCJ) on your credit file is stressful enough — the last thing you need is confusion about what it will cost to remove it. The good news is that CCJ removal is often more affordable than people expect, especially when handled correctly from the start. In this guide, we break down every cost involved in removing a CCJ, from court fees to professional assistance, so you know exactly what to budget for. The Two Routes to CCJ Removal Before we get into costs, it’s important to understand that there are two main…
Not all County Court Judgments arise from straightforward claims. Some involve complex legal arguments, disputed liability, and incorrectly pursued defendants. This case study highlights how CCJ Removal Services successfully helped a client challenge and set aside a disputed judgment brought by OVO Energy Limited relating to electricity charges at a commercial property as part of their ccj set aside process. The process of ccj set aside is critical for those wrongly pursued for debts. Through detailed legal arguments and a carefully prepared defence, our client avoided personal liability for £8,943.71. Background: Personal Claim for Business Electricity Charges Our client instructed…
Business CCJ Set Aside: How We Helped a Limited Company Remove a Judgment from Companies House When a business receives a County Court Judgment, the consequences can be serious — affecting credit facilities, supplier relationships, and commercial reputation. This case study highlights how we helped a limited company successfully set aside a CCJ issued by Companies House, represented by Shakespeare Martineau LLP, through a fully contested court application and advocacy hearing. Background: CCJ Issued Against a Limited Company On 11 April 2025, our client — a limited company — instructed us to assist with removing their County Court Judgment. The…
Three CCJs Set Aside: How We Helped Our Client Remove Judgments from DCB Legal Ltd in Just Over Four Months – A Comprehensive Guide on ccj set aside and CCJ set aside Processes Multiple County Court Judgments can feel overwhelming — especially when they are all issued by the same claimant. This case study highlights how CCJ Removal Services successfully helped a client remove three separate CCJs, all pursued through DCB Legal Ltd, by taking swift action, negotiating effectively, and persistently progressing matters until all three were set aside. Background: Three Judgments from the Same Claimant We were instructed on…
At CCJ Removal Services, we regularly help clients remove County Court Judgments that should never have been issued in the first place. This case study highlights how we successfully helped a client set aside a CCJ obtained by Northumbrian Water Limited for a property he had never lived at or been associated with. This is a powerful example of how acting quickly and providing the right evidence can result in fast CCJ removal. Background: Client Pursued for Water Charges at an Unknown Property On 06 October 2025, our client instructed us under our Consent Order Only service, paying our fixed…
At CCJ Removal Service, we specialise in helping individuals remove County Court Judgments (CCJs) quickly and efficiently. This case study demonstrates how our Full Consent Order service helped a client successfully set aside a CCJ obtained by PDC Law, restoring their peace of mind and protecting their credit profile. Our expertise in ccj set aside cases ensures a smooth process. Understanding the ccj set aside process can greatly reduce the stress associated with a CCJ. It’s essential to explore options like a ccj set aside to protect your financial future. If you’ve discovered a CCJ on your credit file—especially one…
To provide a No Obligation Case Assessment we will use our best endeavours to assess your case. Solely based on the information provided by you in our initial call we will try to establish if you have legal grounds to ask the court to Set Aside your Judgment (remove a CCJ). However, there are occasions where a case can be too complex or of too high value for us to do this and in such circumstances, we will advise that we can instruct a fully qualified Barrister to provide a written legal opinion at a fixed upfront cost. This is an essential component of our service as we are licensed by the Bar Standards Board and this enables us to provide clients with access to high quality professional legal advice at a reasonable cost. In such cases the Barristers opinion becomes your property, and you are not obliged to continue with any further services from CCJ Removal Services C.I.C.. The Barristers opinion will be offered to ensure that we are always giving clients the best advice from the first enquiry that they have made with CCJ Removal Services C.I.C.. There may also be circumstances where we have provided a No Obligation Case Assessment and further information about the case is discovered after we have started the work. This also may dictate that we must then instruct a Barrister to provide a written legal opinion to ensure that you are taking the correct course of action and to protect you from becoming liable for the claimants costs.
CCJ Removal Services C.I.C Registration number 14104820 are a Not for Profit, Community Interest Company, we are not solicitors and we are not regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). We are regulated by the Office of the Regulator of Community Interest Companies .We are members of the Institute of Paralegals (IOP) and the Civil Mediation Council (CMC). We hold Professional Indemnity Insurance of £1M and we are Licensed by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) to Instruct Barristers. We can assist clients in the process of removing a CCJ and can assist you in dealing with the claimant and the court service on your behalf. Our team is made up of either qualified or experienced paralegals who we employ as case workers. . You will remain a Litigant in Person (LIP) throughout your case. We can arrange Court representation for you via a Regulated third party court advocacy provider, Barristers Chambers or a Barrister directly. We can assist you to complete court paperwork, and assist you to draft legal documents. We will advise and guide you through the court process. We pride ourselves on providing an excellent service at an affordable cost and we will always do our best to exceed clients expectations. You cannot make a complaint about us to the Law Society, The Legal Ombudsman or the SRA as we are not regulated and fall outside of their jurisdiction. You can complain about a Regulated Barrister to the Bar Standards Board (BSB), if you are unhappy with the service that they have provided. If you have any questions about our service and how we work we welcome you to contact us so we can explain in full and email you full details of our services. Any complaints about our service would need to be referred to the Office of the Regulator of Community Interest Companies https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/office-of-the-regulator-of-community-interest-companies/about/complaints-procedure However we will do all we can to resolve any complaints before this becomes necessary.
N244 Application Form
Please complete this form to download the Free N244 Application Form BUT we strongly advise you to call us so we can assess your case and ensure you have the legal grounds to ask the court to remove the judgment from your name.
