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Wiseradviser: Understanding Debts & Courts in Northern Ireland
Advice NI
This is a free event
Cost:
All Wiseradviser courses are free to organisations providing free and impartial money and debt advice.
This skilled level course is designed to enable you to understand the structures, jurisdiction and procedures of courts in Northern Ireland in relation to debt cases.
By the end of the course, you will:
•Understand the structure and jurisdiction of courts in Northern Ireland •Understand legal terminology used in courts
•Understand how an adviser can assist a client prior to a hearing
•Understand procedures involved in debt cases
•Understand the enforcement of debts
Please note whilst this course is not part of the Money and Pension Service (MaPS) accredited cluster it is however a pre-requisite for Skills for Effective Advocacy which is a requirement for Casework and Specialist Money and Pension Service accreditation.
Sector:
- Advice services
Wiseradviser: Understanding Debts & Courts in Northern Ireland
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