Paying for bankruptcy

kitten2005

Iwant to go bankrupt but cannot afford it, where can i get the money from to pay for it, cannot go to family as they are in the same position.

IF

Hi Kitten and Welcome, There are a number of charities that may help with bankruptcy costs and fees depending on eligibility. Please remember you need to go through the Debt charity who is helping you and allow at least three/four months to get the ball rolling too.

Best wishes
If...x

Click on the blue links below:-

• Severn Trent Trust Fund and other water trusts
• EDF Energy Trust
• Royal British Legion
• Some Trade Unions
  • Trades Union Congress
  • Union Finder from Worksmart
• Turn2Us enables you to search for charities
• Saffa as well now (ex forces)

kitten2005

I really need to get this sorted in the next 2 weeks

immoral_angeluk

kitten2005 wrote: »

I really need to get this sorted in the next 2 weeks

No charity grant will be sorted within 2 weeks. What's so significant about 2 weeks anyway?

philnicandamy

Agree...can take 2 -3 months the last few claims i've tried to make before you hear anything...and then it may be a no

skylight

If you are on a low income or certain means tested benefits then the court fees part of going BR can be waived (upon proof and completed application forms). Are you paying any of your debts at the moment?

kitten2005

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

No charity grant will be sorted within 2 weeks. What's so significant about 2 weeks anyway?

i might be evicted in the next 2 weeks and i dont want to leave my home

kitten2005

skylight wrote: »

If you are on a low income or certain means tested benefits then the court fees part of going BR can be waived (upon proof and completed application forms). Are you paying any of your debts at the moment?

am on incapacity benefit and have got £100 knocked off of court fees

kitten2005

Any other way i can get the money together for this