Someone owes me for work I have done on his own house. How

Hello and thank you for your question. My name is ***** ***** I will be very pleased to assist you. I'm a practising lawyer in England with over 15 years’ experience. Please be aware that although I will endeavour to reply to you promptly, I am also in full time private practice and so I may not be available to respond immediately and it may also take me a few minutes to prepare a reply. The site will notify you as soon as I respond. I look forward to working with you to answer your question fully.

1. I am sorry to read of the above. May I confirm if the customer has admitted that money is owed or if this is under dispute please?
2. if the latter, do you have clear evidence of the money owed to you - for example an agreement as regards ***** ***** a contract?

thank you. So to be clear, you have written text message admissions by him that he owes you the money?

So to be clear, you have written text message admissions by him that he owes you the money?

Do you have any further information in respect of the above pelase?

I'm following up on the above. Without some further information from you as above, I am limited in what I can say on the matter but in the hope it is helpful nonetheless, I will provide you with the following broad answer. If you are able to kindly provide me with the above further information or if you have any further questions generally, I will be delighted to expand on the following - please just reply back to me in this case:

Notwithstanding the above, in general terms tthe initial step would be to consider issuing a letter before action demanding the payment of the funds. You can either prepare this yourself or you can use the following service to assist you in doing so as you prefer:

https://www.lawdepot.co.uk/contracts/demand-letter-uk/?ldcn=lba

from there, if the individual continues to decline to pay the monies you claim are owed to you, then you need to consider issuing proceedings in the County Court to make a recovery.

If a claim in the County Court becomes necessary, the simplest way to pursue a claim in this regard is by using the courts online issuing service:

https://www.gov.uk/make-court-claim-for-money

I trust the above was of assistance and that you do not have any follow up questions for now. If there is anything else I can help with please reply back to me though.