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Fleabite
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Hi
I am about to go bankrupt but I would be grateful with help regarding a few questions.
1. They are asking for my expenditure for the court forms. However, this is not my true expenditure as my ex partner is paying for the things I cannot afford under JSA. So, although we have an agreed expenditure he is subsidising me as obviously I cannot pay what I do not have. Therefore, should I give my supposed expenditure, even though it will be more than my income, or meet it to what I have coming in at the moment (ie JSA at £65.45 a week).
Thanks
I am about to go bankrupt but I would be grateful with help regarding a few questions.
1. They are asking for my expenditure for the court forms. However, this is not my true expenditure as my ex partner is paying for the things I cannot afford under JSA. So, although we have an agreed expenditure he is subsidising me as obviously I cannot pay what I do not have. Therefore, should I give my supposed expenditure, even though it will be more than my income, or meet it to what I have coming in at the moment (ie JSA at £65.45 a week).
Thanks
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just put the answers as they are asked, its as simple as that. in section 6 it asks if you receive any money from anyone else which you do so if you fill that in it will balance outHi, im Debtinfo, i am an ex insolvency examiner and over the years have personally dealt with thousands of bankruptcy cases.
Please note that any views i put forth are not those of my former employer The Insolvency Service and do not constitute professional advice, you should always seek professional advice before entering insolvency proceedings.0
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