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Introduction

Welcome to Small Claims London, the County Court, High Court and HMCTS. This is your website for Money Claims, Possession, Eviction, Injunctions, Enforcement, Bailiffs, Landlord / Tenant and  all other Civil Matters.

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I had been in business from the age of 21 and at the age of 30 I decided to handle all my own legal affairs. I am nearly 70 now. It was difficult at that time as there was no internet to obtain information. I went to the library to read up and also sat in court to listen to other cases being heard

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I was successful in my own matters and family and friends approached me to assist them in their own legal matters.   In 2008 I decided to offer my knowledge and experience to Companies, Businesses of all sizes and to the Public on a commercial basis at very affordable rates that will give you access to justice. I do not charge by the hour and quote for any work I do, in advance. I also give Free Legal Advice

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You can expect a professional service where all my clients have access to me 7 days a week and out of hours.I do not employ any staff and your case is handled by me personally as if it were my own case.

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You'll also be pleased to learn, I am fortunate that I don't need alot to live on, therefore my fees are more than reasonable. Legal Justice is more important than money.

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I draft all legal documents and have vast experience in representation in the court room  and I also deal with large and complex cases too.

If you need Free Legal Advice or Representation in Court, click on this link  Legal Representation to learn more on who I am and what I can do for you.

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I have been a Paralegal in Civil Law for more 20 years with experience of representing many Clients in court. I have clients all over the UK and Internationally that I have served and they are willing to personally give you a reference on my ability, performance and efficiency.

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Testimonial by an opponent City of London Senior Solicitor 18th September 2015

My name is Tony Fischer of Small Claims Ltd. Here is what an opponent Senior Solicitor has testified and authorised me to publish his actual words on my site:

This is by a solicitor opponent of Mr Fischer.  It is not by a client.  Opponents might give even a better indication of dealings than own clients.  I did not agree with or approve of all of Mr Fischer's arguments or tactics.  That is probably inevitable as an opponent.  The fundamental point, that may be of assistance to others, is that, in my view, without Mr Fischer's efforts, I doubt whether the case would have settled and in the way that it did.  It was a pleasure to deal with Mr Fischer.  I would prefer that my identity is not published.  If anyone wishes to verify what is said here, they may ask Mr Fischer to pass on to me their contact details.             

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166th Update - Practice Direction Amendments

The new Practice Direction 51ZE, which supplements the Civil Procedure Rules 1998, is made by the Master of the Rolls under the powers delegated to him by the Lord Chief Justice under Schedule 2, Part 1, paragraph 2(2) of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005, and is approved by Lord Bellamy, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice, by the authority of the Lord Chancellor. The new Practice Direction 51ZE – Small Claims Track Automatic Referral to Mediation Pilot Scheme, comes into force on 22nd May 2024.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO THE LAY PERSON?

The courts have 100,000 cases backed up and are trying new ways to clear this backlog. They are also short of Judges and have extended the retiring age from 70 to 75.

This new Directive affects Small Claims in that certain cases WILL be referred to Mediation and if any Party refuses or fails to attend the mediation process (by phone), that Party can expect the courts to apply sanctions such as striking out your claim or defence.

When receiving court orders, you must read them carefully and comply with the order. Failure to do so will result in consequences.