Debbie and the team was fantastic…
Debbie and the team was fantastic during my divorce proceedings, which was extremely challenging at times, and I cannot thank them enough for the support, compassion and hard work they done for me.
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Debbie and the team was fantastic during my divorce proceedings, which was extremely challenging at times, and I cannot thank them enough for the support, compassion and hard work they done for me.
When I was asked to deposit £2000 on account my friend said don't do it. They will keep it and say it was used. Exactly what happened. £2000 for absolutely nothing. Zero advice and nothing done. Only paper I got was the bill. You would be better off buying lottery tickets. At least you might get something for your money.
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