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As for the solicitor, I could but it's all additional cost on my side to do that. Ideally he responds accepting the situation, and the agreement is made. I need to tread carefully after 10 days, but checking with the CAB it's best to make an agreement outside of solicitors.
It may be peace of mind for you to have your agreement checked over by a solicitor.
You cannot make an agreement with someone, if that agreement is outside the realms of the Law.
If the Plumber has had your agreement check over by a solicitor, and his solicitor deems it to be outside the Law, you could end up in deep and expensive trouble.
The Law doesn't care about your situation - it only cares about the Law.
If you breach the Law - then the Law will come after you.
I was told that by an ex-judge whom I was working for.