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Confused_Mother wrote: »If this was the case would he not of heard something by now 18 months down the line?
Maybe - maybe not... and I'm getting confused... you say your 25 yr old took out the IVA at 18 or am I getting muddled? Did he only stop paying the IVA 18 months ago? In which case they have 6 years to take action on all of this... and some will leave it till just before the time is up! I would say face up in that case and not have possible bankruptcy hanging over his head for the next 4 and a bit years!DFW Nerd #025DFW no more! Officially debt free 2017 - now joining the MFW's!
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Sorry I'll try again, he had his first loan in 2003 when he was 19, had a few years of struggling to make payments every month and finally entered into an IVA on July 2006 which he also struggled to keep up with and received notification of a failed IVA on Oct 2007.
Since receiving that letter has not had anything since, approx 15 months. We have only moved once and that was when my son was 18.0
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