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bankruptcy and the fees
gixxerbloke
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Can any one help me with this problem i am in the process of applying for bankruptcy but cant afford to pay the £475 to pay the court costs i am not intitled to benifit as i work full time and have an evening job to!! my wife also has 2 jobs and still we barely cove our priority debts.once i have applied then it will be my wifes turn and the problem starts all over again! we have spoken to the cccs who have advised us that this is the only viable way to go. is there any way you can apply for bankruptcy and pay off the court costs during the period of bankruptcy we have nothing left to sell and no one to ask to borough the money from any ideas would be greatly apreciated have not paid creditors since aprill and have sent all an income and expenditure form with a covering letter as advised by the cccs just to add to it have csa looming too!!!
yours hopefully gixxerbloke
yours hopefully gixxerbloke
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Some companies will assist with bankruptcy costs, if you're a customer of a certain gas company, you can apply to their trust for help with the fees:
http://www.britishgasenergytrust.org.uk/0 -
I'm afraid there is no way that you can pay the fees during the period of BR. It then becomes another debt and thats a No No!
I don't receive any benefits either, but completed the form EXX160, stating that i was on a low income and that was accepted and my fees were reduced by £150.00. and i didn't even have to supply proof! I still had to find the OR fee of £335. From what i gather there is NO getting out of that one, regardless.
Quoting the form from the court it states that: if your gross annual income is £15500.00 or less and you recieve WTC and CTC then you are entitled to be exempt. But, as i said, i recieve neither and still got my fees reduced.
Some water companies offer help with the fees, though i believe less and less are doing so now, due to the high numbers of BRs. ( i tried my water company and they said no!
Good luck with finding the money. I know how difficult it can be and what a dam nuisance it is. It seems ridiculous that you have to find so much money to go BR...when i'm prime minister i will abolish this !!!!!The first time we said hello, was the first time we said goodbye. As the angels took your tiny hand and flew you to the sky-you forever left us breathless. RIP my beautiful granddaughter
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More companies and trusts who may be prepared to help with fees on this link: http://bankruptcysupportersclub.co.uk/links.aspx0
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