An order to obtain information is an order to go back to court and be questioned under oath or confirmation concerning your financial circumstances. The creditor can request information regarding your finances if you have already been given a court judgement, but are not adhering to the repayment.
You may be ordered to bring documents to your court hearing. These may include financial information such as your ability to repay the sum of money owed. You may also be asked to answer questions under oath about your financial situation. The court can ask about your income and outgoings, your job, your home and any other property that you own.
The order to obtain information will also include a penal notice. This is a warning for if you do not attend the hearing, you could even be sent to prison for not complying with a court order.
Please contact Lestons Ltd where they can assist you further with any queries you might have.
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