scary

oregonuk1

Scary to go bankrupt its making me panic I can not sleep or eat I want to go to court and have it done in one day but what's the chance of that in derby

skylight

BR is done in one day. You turn up and its done. Have you called the court to see if its an appointment or a turn up system?

I can promise you that when you walk out of court, and realise that you haven't been branded and life still goes on, that it really isn't that bad afterall and you will wonder what all the fuss is about. Then nerves set in again for the OR interview and once thats done, thats it. Over. (more or less)

oregonuk1

I ave not asked if its a turn up or appointment system know a person in this forum just turned up and it was done that day in derby i was hoping turn up and be done.

skylight wrote: »

BR is done in one day. You turn up and its done. Have you called the court to see if its an appointment or a turn up system?

I can promise you that when you walk out of court, and realise that you haven't been branded and life still goes on, that it really isn't that bad afterall and you will wonder what all the fuss is about. Then nerves set in again for the OR interview and once thats done, thats it. Over. (more or less)

skylight

It thats the court system then thats what will happen. Courts do not make you go back the next day; on the assumption that you will turn up at 9am with the correct forms/fees etc.

oregonuk1

I am hoping i go with my two copys of forms and my money and its done the same day that would be very nice

skylight wrote: »

It thats the court system then thats what will happen. Courts do not make you go back the next day; on the assumption that you will turn up at 9am with the correct forms/fees etc.

oregonuk1

Have sent a email to the court asking if its a turn up system?.

skylight wrote: »

BR is done in one day. You turn up and its done. Have you called the court to see if its an appointment or a turn up system?

I can promise you that when you walk out of court, and realise that you haven't been branded and life still goes on, that it really isn't that bad afterall and you will wonder what all the fuss is about. Then nerves set in again for the OR interview and once thats done, thats it. Over. (more or less)

confused76

hiya i just rang my court and the lady was helpful, told me what i needed to do. give them a call, it will put your mind at ease. i'm going through this at the moment so know how you feel. i know deep down it will be ok but i still feel sick when i think about it. ring them, go for it, at least you'll know what to do. good luck, message me if you need a chat

oregonuk1

well doing what i am going to do has been very hard for me and its had a bad effect on my mental state to the point i have been to the doctors

confused76 wrote: »

hiya i just rang my court and the lady was helpful, told me what i needed to do. give them a call, it will put your mind at ease. i'm going through this at the moment so know how you feel. i know deep down it will be ok but i still feel sick when i think about it. ring them, go for it, at least you'll know what to do. good luck, message me if you need a chat

the-muffin-man

Derby court operated a drop-in service when I went BR there in January. Turn-up half and hour before the open to make sure you have a spot. It was my understanding that they saw 8 people per day for BR. The whole process is very straightforward and there's nothing to be concerned about at all, I didn't even see the judge.

And if its any help, going BR was the best thing I ever did - I was near suicidal this time last year with Christmas approaching, no money and a business about to fold - but nine months on and I'm so much happier than I've been in years. And even have a few quid to spare at the end of the month which was never the case when I was trying to service my debts.

oregonuk1

Muffin man what time did you get there for i know that the Court building opens at 8.30 but the Court counter opens at 10:00 am which one should i get there for?. how long was you at the court for?.

thanks

oregonuk1

the-muffin-man wrote: »

Derby court operated a drop-in service when I went BR there in January. Turn-up half and hour before the open to make sure you have a spot. It was my understanding that they saw 8 people per day for BR. The whole process is very straightforward and there's nothing to be concerned about at all, I didn't even see the judge.

And if its any help, going BR was the best thing I ever did - I was near suicidal this time last year with Christmas approaching, no money and a business about to fold - but nine months on and I'm so much happier than I've been in years. And even have a few quid to spare at the end of the month which was never the case when I was trying to service my debts.

oregonuk1

Has anyone had experience of a drop in court and what time you should get there for if the court opens at 8:30 but the court counter which I bet I need to got to will not open until 10:00 am to hand my forms in to had anyone had any experience?.

oregonuk1 wrote: »

Muffin man what time did you get there for i know that the Court building opens at 8.30 but the Court counter opens at 10:00 am which one should i get there for?. how long was you at the court for?.

thanks

oregonuk1