DG Solicitors

Received a letter from DG Solicitors? This guide explains who they are, why they’re contacting you, your legal rights, and what to do next.

Who Are DG Solicitors?

DG Solicitors is a law firm specialising in debt recovery based in Hertfordshire. As solicitors, they have the legal expertise to pursue court action if debts remain unpaid.

Important: Letters from solicitors can be more serious than standard debt collector letters. They may be preparing County Court proceedings.

They may contact you because:

  • A creditor has instructed them to recover a debt
  • Legal action may be imminent
  • They are preparing court proceedings

SRA Registration: Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Contact Details

DG Solicitors

Gainsborough House Sheering Lower Road Sawbridgeworth Hertfordshire CM21 9RG

Telephone: 01279 755550

DG Solicitors Must:

  • Provide proof of the debt if requested
  • Follow Pre-Action Protocol before court
  • Give reasonable time to respond
  • Treat you fairly

They Cannot:

  • Harass or threaten you
  • Misrepresent the legal position
  • Take action without proper notice

How to Respond

Standard Collection Letter:

  1. Verify the debt - request proof
  2. Check if statute barred - 6+ years may be unenforceable
  3. Negotiate or seek advice

Letter Before Action:

  • Usually 30 days to respond
  • Don’t ignore it - may lead to court
  • Consider payment, negotiation, or debt advice

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Debt Relief Order - A formal option for England and Wales where qualifying debts may be written off after the DRO period if you meet the criteria.


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