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What's an N61 court form?

If the judgment debtor fails to return form N56 the court will serve him or her personally with form N61 (Order for Production of Statement of Means). The judgment debtor must ensure that the statement of means reaches the court office within 8 days of receipt of the order, or pay in full.

Who can apply for an attachment of earnings order?

An attachment of earnings order will only help if the defendant (debtor) is employed. Before you can ask the court to issue an attachment of earnings order: \u2022 the defendant must be behind with at least one payment (called 'being in arrears'); and \u2022 the amount he or she still owes you must be £50 or more.

What is an N55 form?

The court will allocate a number to the application and send you a copy of form N55 (Notice of Application for Attachment of Earnings Order), showing the application number. You should quote the application number (as well as the title of the action and the claim number) in any future correspondence with the court.

How much does it cost for an attachment of earnings order?

There is no fee for this. The court will use this index to check whether the defendant has any other attachment of earnings orders against him or her.

What does N61 mean?

Abscess of the breast and 2017 - New Code 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Billable/Specific Code. N61. 1 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes. The 2022 edition of ICD-10-CM N61. 1 became effective on October 1, 2021.

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Why have I got an attachment of earnings?

If you've got the 'replying to an attachment of earnings application' or 'N56' form, it means your creditor has applied to take money from your wages. Don't ignore the form - it's really important you complete it and return it to the court before the deadline.

Who can put an attachment of earnings?

An attachment of earnings order instructs your employer to divert money directly from your wages to pay back a debt. Your employer sends the money to the court that made the order, and they then forward the money to your creditor.

Can I stop an attachment of earnings?

You can tick a box to ask for the order to be stopped if it will cause you hardship, for example if you wouldn't be able to pay your bills. This is called a 'suspended attachment of earnings order'. You'll need to give the reasons why you think it should be stopped.

What is a N61 form?