Making a Money Claim Online - A Legal Guide

Want to use Money Claim Online but don't know how to go about it?
Making a Money Claim Online - An Essential Legal Guide shows you how easy it is to make (and win) a small claim through www.moneyclaim.gov.uk.

When somebody owes you money, HMRC's Money Claim Online is the easiest way to start recovering the debt. Instead of going to the small claims court, you can access the small claims process just at the touch of a button.

But although the process is more accessible, you still need to know how to use www.moneyclaim.gov.uk effectively to make your small claim successful.

• Do you know how to complete Money Claim Online correctly?
• Are you worried about how to fill in the small claims court forms online?
• Do you know how to make a winning claim using www.moneyclaim.gov.uk?
• And what can you do if the debtor challenges your claim online?

Making a money claim online needn't be worrying.
Making a Money Claim Online - An Essential Legal Guide takes you step by step through the Money Claim Online process - giving you details of the small claims costs, examples of how to fill in the small claims court forms online and tells you the right wording you can use to make your small claim successful.

Plus this easy-to-understand Small Claims Guide outlines the small claims court process, should the matter end in court, and what you can do if the debtor refuses to pay up.

• Maybe you have been sold faulty goods...
• Or your builder has abandoned his work on your loft conversion half done ...
• Or perhaps you have been stung by unfair bank charges...
• Or your neighbours have damaged your property and are refusing to pay up?

Whatever the reason for you wanting to make a money claim online, read Making a Money Claim Online - An Essential Legal Guide first. 

Small claims lawyer Veronica Newman reveals her expert hints, tips and real-life examples of how you can make your money claim a success.

About the Author

Veronica Newman was called to the Bar by Gray’s Inn in 1984. Following pupillage in London chambers she practised in Manchester Chambers, covering a broad range of common law claims. After private practice at the Bar she worked for two firms of solicitors, first in Manchester and then for a national law firm at their Cardiff office. Later she worked as a university lecturer in law. She has now returned to legal practice and is clerked by the leading internet barristers services provider, ‘Barristerweb Clerking Services Ltd’ at www.barristerweb.com.