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Guidance THIRD PARTY DEBT ORDERS AND CHARGING ORDERS (EX325) How to apply or respond to a third party debt order or a charging order. Get emails about this page DOCUMENTS APPLY FOR A THIRD
PARTY DEBT ORDER HTML RESPOND TO A THIRD PARTY DEBT ORDER HTML APPLY FOR A CHARGING ORDER HTML RESPOND TO A CHARGING ORDER HTML GORCHMYNION DYLED TRYDYDD PARTI A GORCHMYNION ARWYSTLO (EX325)
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use. DETAILS If you have a judgement and the defendant has not paid, this guidance explains how to apply for a: * third party debt order – an order of the court that freezes money that might
otherwise be paid to you after a judgement * charging order – when the court places a ‘charge’ on the debtor’s property, such as a house or piece of land, of the amount you are owed If you
are applying for an order, you must first read what to do if you have a judgement but the defendant has not paid. If you have been served with an order, this guidance explains how to respond
to a: * third party debt order – an order of the court that freezes money that might otherwise be paid to the defendant of a judgement * charging order – when the court places a ‘charge’ on
your property, such as a house or piece of land, of the amount the creditor has claimed you owe SIGN UP FOR EMAILS OR PRINT THIS PAGE Get emails about this page Print this page