Affordable support without solicitor’s fees

Expert guidance through court claims and financial difficulty

CEC Business Support helps you make or defend County Court claims and navigate personal bankruptcy, insolvency and voluntary liquidation — clearly, calmly and affordably.

Plain English · Fixed, fair fees · No obligation.

Your claim · step by stepExample
Claim reviewedMerits & evidence assessed
Done
Defence preparedForms drafted with you
Done
ADR / mediationSettlement explored first
In progress
Hearing supportOnly if it goes that far
If needed

Illustrative — every case is different, and we support you at whichever stage you join us.

A fraction of the cost

Practical guidance and document preparation without solicitor's hourly rates.

Both sides of a claim

Making a claim or defending one — we know the process from either seat.

Plain English

No jargon, no mystery. You'll understand every form, deadline and option.

What we do

Three areas. One goal: getting you through it.

Expert guidance in County Court claims or defending a claim, the personal bankruptcy process, insolvency and voluntary liquidation.

01

County Court claims assistance

Whether you are making a claim or defending one, we guide you throughout the claims process — including defence preparation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).

02

Bankruptcy support

Clear advice and step-by-step help through the personal bankruptcy process, so you understand every stage before it happens and never face the paperwork alone.

03

Insolvency & liquidation

Practical support for individuals and businesses facing insolvency or considering voluntary liquidation — understand your options and take the right next step.

How we help

Three steps. No mystery.

From the first conversation to the final outcome, you always know where your case stands and what happens next.

01

Tell us your situation

A free, no-obligation conversation. We listen, assess where you stand, and tell you honestly what your options are.

02

We prepare with you

Claims, defences, bankruptcy applications, liquidation paperwork — drafted together, checked carefully, filed on time.

03

Supported to the end

We stay with you through hearings, ADR, creditor dealings and discharge — until the matter is resolved.

The obvious question

Why not just instruct a solicitor?

You can — and for complex, high-value disputes you sometimes should. But for many County Court claims, bankruptcies and voluntary liquidations, the procedures are well defined and what people actually need is someone experienced to guide them through the forms, the deadlines and the decisions — without hourly rates that can quickly exceed the amount in dispute.

That is exactly what CEC Business Support provides: expert, practical guidance at a price that makes sense for the problem you are solving. And if your case genuinely needs regulated legal representation, we will tell you so.

FAQ

Straight answers

Do I need a solicitor to make or defend a County Court claim?

No. Many County Court money claims are handled without a solicitor, especially small claims. We help you prepare your claim or defence, understand the court forms and deadlines, and consider Alternative Dispute Resolution — at a fraction of the cost of formal legal representation.

What is Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)?

ADR covers ways of settling a dispute without a court hearing, such as mediation or negotiation. Courts actively encourage it, and it is usually faster and cheaper than going to trial. We help you decide whether ADR suits your case and prepare you for it.

How does personal bankruptcy work?

Bankruptcy is a formal insolvency procedure that writes off debts you cannot pay. You apply online, an adjudicator decides, and an official receiver then manages your case. We explain each stage in plain English, help with the application, and support you until discharge.

What is the difference between insolvency and voluntary liquidation?

Insolvency means being unable to pay debts as they fall due. Voluntary liquidation is one way of dealing with it for a company — the directors and shareholders choose to close the company and have its assets distributed to creditors. We help you understand which route fits your situation.

How much do your services cost?

Considerably less than a solicitor. Because we provide guidance and practical support rather than regulated legal representation, our fees stay affordable — and we are always upfront about costs before any work starts.

Contact

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Tell us what you're facing — a claim, a debt problem, a company in trouble — and we'll come back to you with clear next steps.

Don't face it alone.

Clear guidance. Fair fees. Real support.

County Court claims, bankruptcy, insolvency and liquidation — handled with you, step by step.

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