In serious trouble. Legal letter!!

[Hercules]

If they sue you with what I said above ( no arrests) you can counter sue them right into the ground.

[meVebay]

You got legal advice for a few dollars on a website? That's interesting. Anyone ever heard of anything like this?

There is a website called justanswer...pile of crap really!

Now, Vimto. You've had nearly 50 answers all saying basically the same thing.

For someone with a law degree... You should know this!

DON'T HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH THEM. DO NOT ADMIT TO ANYTHING. DON'T SAY ANYTHING. Don't do their job for them. (As my solicitor once told me )

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Fizzy_Vimto

Yes i know, no need to be so rude. I have recently just graduated from university with an LLB in law and even though yes, ignoring the letters seems to be the way forward, it certainly is not impossible that they could pursue the matter further. As for apple not falling far from the tree. Both my parents and step-father are university educated with graduate, high paying jobs, so you can see their concern....

OK< I've read the thread and gone bug-eyed. This is just for Fizzy to answer, and only Fizzy.

Is your continued worry from a legal stand-point or from an emotional point of view because of your parents' involvement?

You have covered your bases well enough from the legal side.
Work out quickly how to deal with the emotional side.

Let me know that's in hand and the thread is being closed after your answe

[Fizzy_Vimto]

Cheers green, very helpful. I had another reason to ignore and thats definitely what im doing. Letter was standard first class post. No proof of delivery

Post can be closed, i wont be contacting them.