declareing someone bancrupt?
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declareing someone bancrupt?
as title..............how do you go about it?
does it give them 7 yrs of grief?
Phil
does it give them 7 yrs of grief?
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Phil - useful guide at http://www.insolvency.gov.uk/pdfs/gtbweb.pdf
Explains from a debtor's perspective, but gives the general idea on procedure...
Explains from a debtor's perspective, but gives the general idea on procedure...
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One of my uni mates declared himself bankrupt last year to clear over 30k of debts.
I'd heard you werent allowed a bank account for a year or something, but apparently you can still have one. I think it pretty much kills your credit rating for a long time however, and I can think of a number of forms with the question "have you ever been declared bankrupt", even so I think its worth doing in some cases.
I'd heard you werent allowed a bank account for a year or something, but apparently you can still have one. I think it pretty much kills your credit rating for a long time however, and I can think of a number of forms with the question "have you ever been declared bankrupt", even so I think its worth doing in some cases.
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http://www.debtadvicebureau.org.uk/b...tcy/index.html
It's not something to be done lightly. The debt recovery team can come in to your home and take anything that is yours. They can check to see what presents you have given and try to retrieve them aswell.
It's not something to be done lightly. The debt recovery team can come in to your home and take anything that is yours. They can check to see what presents you have given and try to retrieve them aswell.
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if you don't own a house your on a winner, my mate has just done it cos he lives at home and the £43k that he owed is gone, he's got a car but thats in his mams name so they can't take it, he had nothing else for them to take either, all you get is no credit for 3 years.
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I don't see how 43k of debt can just go, surely he must be paying something towards it. If it was the case that you owed thousands but had no assets surely everyone would be at it?
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honestly mate he's not, you go to court and explain theres no way of paying it and if the judge agrees thats it, debt gone. if your working though you have to pay, he's gone back to uni so no way of him paying it. not many people in his situation but if they are its a easy way out.
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LOL
There's so many urban myths about this...
Phil - I work in this field - pm me if you want correct and more importantly practical answers to your questions
Cheers
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There's so many urban myths about this...
Phil - I work in this field - pm me if you want correct and more importantly practical answers to your questions
Cheers
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Originally Posted by scoobyvirgin
I don't see how 43k of debt can just go, surely he must be paying something towards it. If it was the case that you owed thousands but had no assets surely everyone would be at it?
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diablo.. you hav PM
Its not me needing to go bancrupt btw!! lol
How do you have £43k worth of debt.. but hav nothing?
Its not me needing to go bancrupt btw!! lol
How do you have £43k worth of debt.. but hav nothing?
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