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MES LEGAL SOLUTION is a registered company, specialising in Legal consultancy, accident claims & investigation, unclaimed pension funds, insurance claims, tracing, debt collection and business services with a vision to grow successfully and be recognising as a successful company that provides best services to its customers and employ skilled personnel.
The National Credit Regulation Act 34 of 2005 became law in July 2007. The National Credit Regulator has ensured that all credit providers and credit bureaus are conversant with this law and the rights of the consumer, yet we still have the majority of the credit providers taking advantage of the consumer’s lack of information and deliberately transgressing the law.
A default is listed on your profile if you have failed to pay a debt and failed to respond to demand letters.
A Trace Alert is listed when a credit provider cannot contact you and they want to get your attention.
A judgement is granted by the court of law upon application by the credit provider for unpaid debt.
Administration order is a voluntary court granted judgement.
Debt Review is also a voluntary application by the consumer who cannot afford to maintain their credit obligations and wants to avoid legal action by using a Debt Counsellor to negotiate new payment arrangements with credit providers.
Same as normal debt review but only granted by the court when one or all credit providers do not agree with the payment restructuring proposal.
We have a professionally trained team of Tracers and Debt collectors that is capable of carrying out all instructions diligently and promptly.
Legal consultant offers any relevant legal advice to their clients and ensures that their clients are in right standing with the law. A legal consultant may have expertise in a particular field, such as taxes or real estate. They are responsible for creating and analyzing legal documents for their clients.
The debt recovery process requires more skill than simply calling a debtor repeatedly and hoping the harassment will motivate them to pay. These days, many debtors do not feel the obligation to pay their debts, and they know that there are few real consequences for avoiding payment until a summons is served on them.Some imagine debt collection as simply telephone calls and sending letters of demand to a debtor, but these initial correspondences serve a more important purpose: they “place the debtor in mora”, an essential first step to commencing litigation proceedings.
Drafting a legal contract refers to the act of documenting the terms and conditions to a contract and ensuring that such conditions meet the unique requirements of our client. Drafting an effective contract is a multi-step process, including: Determining the legal capacity of the parties– Each party must be sound of mind and a major; Establishing whether there is consensus between the parties – Parties to the agreement must be in agreement about the terms and conditions of the contract and have the intention of concluding a valid and binding agreement; Ensuring that the agreement complies with the legal formalities – Legislation sets out certain formalities which needs to be applied to different types of contracts;
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The National Credit Regulation Act 34 of 2005 became law in July 2007. The National Credit Regulator has ensured that all credit providers and credit bureaus are conversant with this law and the rights of the consumer, yet we still have the majority of the credit providers taking advantage of the consumer’s lack of information and deliberately transgressing the law.
Your credit report is a record of your payment behavior. It tracks all your accounts and indicates where, over a period of two years, you have missed payments or gone into arrears on an account. Then after two years, this adverse information simply disappears. Right? Yes and no, your credit report contains all the positive, as well as negative information about your payment behavior. In addition, it includes information which may, or may not be considered negative by a credit provider. Some of this information may remain on your credit report for a longer or shorter period. A court judgment, for example – where a court issues an instruction to you to pay an outstanding amount – will remain on your credit report for five years. If you pay the full amount owed before that time, the judgment will be removed from your credit report as soon as the credit bureau receives either proof of payment from the credit provider or a valid court order rescinding the judgment. It is therefore vitally important that consumers who have had judgments against them and have paid the outstanding judgment debt, check their credit reports to ensure that this negative information no longer remains on their credit record. It is important to remember however that judgment debt is usually higher than the original amount owing. This is because it includes the original debt plus any other costs that may have accrued, including interest and legal charges. Other potentially negative information which could be contained in your credit report includes:
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