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Bankruptcy...I don't know where to turn
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FeesNumbers don't match here.
If your debt in Bankruptcy was £8K and your share of the equity is £25K, what is the difference?
The fees for dealing with a property in bankruptcy can be 20-30k.
This illustrates the folly of an 'easy-access' bankruptcy application process.
With a DRO, you can only access it via a qualified debt adviser. The potential damage in bankruptcy is much much larger yet anyone can fill in an online form, pay the fee on a card and press the submit button.
At least in the old system you had to talk to someone at the court.0 -
They don’t necessarily want £25k, they want the £8k plus fees, and want to take it from the equity the OP has in the house that they earn with their wife.KeepOnKnitting wrote: »If you went bankrupt over £8k, why do they want £25k from you?
I had no assets when I went bankrupt, so I don't know how that works, but I am confused.
If there is any left over it will be returned.0 -
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