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Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Hi My name is ***** ***** I am a New Zealand lawyer based in Wellington with more than 42 years of experience. I am here to help with your questions.
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
You could get legal aid to pursue this by summary judgment and which is an effective way to get this resolved
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Do you need help finding a lawyer who could act on this?
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Did he buy a home with your loan?
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
I think get a judgment and then tell him he will be bankrupted unless he pays
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
The first step would be to apply for legal aid through your lawyer, and if you are on legal aid you can ask for the filing fees to be waived. However you will have 2 repay legal aid if you get any money out of the judgment.
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
The contribution to legal aid will depend on your resources, but if you have nothing they may not want anything. Your legal aid lawyer will complete the form to help. What is your income-I will be able to advise if you qualify
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Do you have dependents such as children?
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
The threshold for legal aid is well under that unfortunately. You may be able to ask a lawyer to act on the basis of getting paid from the proceeds
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Off the site I may be able to help, on the basis you pay the court filing fees, which are $350 for the summary judgment court fees
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
You could attach his benefit but that would mean small payments over a long period.
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Ok