Anyone receive the latest Letter from Felicitas ? ref Feliciats win in Court
Its the follow up to the bankrupcy case from before
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Things about to get very serious and much more real? / Felicitas Letters
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View Post
Felicitas may have collected more money if they'd done that instead of issuing threatening demands.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View Post
Felicitas may have collected more money if they'd done that instead of issuing threatening demands.
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Originally posted by zulucodI am glad you have been to get this sorted and this is certainly the option I would pursue too. It appears other are skeptical and everyone has their views to handle this quite frankly confusing and murky situation.
My umbrella has not closed down yet but the writing is on the wall. I’m desperate to sort this out if I can now while they are some what engaging with me. I would be interested in reaching out to your solicitor, could you kindly share them please? I would also appreciate if you could give an indication of how much it cost you (understand if you’d rather not). Happy for you to PM me.
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Originally posted by LadyPenelope View Post
I did. Not with Felicitas though, I was with ASMG. The trustees (Optimus) and Marra Solution agreed to write off my loans for a fee. Settling does not put you in the frame for IHT with HMRC unless the loans are written off.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Whowouldhavethought View PostHas anyone on this thread settled and have had to deal with IHT issues?
A condition of HMRC providing an IHT calculation was that I provided evidence of write off of the loans. So I sent HMRC the letters from the trustees stating confirmation of write-off. HMRC wrote back with an IHT calculation, which I then paid. This was in 2015.Leave a comment:
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It was a law firm that is more than aware of Felicitas (and definitely not one recommended by them) - They have a deep understanding of the situation and are working with a number of people caught up in this mess, so I'm confident that I'll be covered.
I think there is a running theme on these threads to seek expert advice, which is what i have done.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Whowouldhavethought View PostI'll be trusting what was written by the legal expert that I'm covered in all eventualities.Leave a comment:
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I'll be trusting what was written by the legal expert that I'm covered in all eventualities.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Whowouldhavethought View Post
That's why there was an indemnity in my agreement, written by a specialist lawyer - So no, I wouldn't be paying anyone elseLeave a comment:
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