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If your debt has become unmanageable then bankruptcy is an efficient option immediately freeing you from debt and giving you the chance to have a new start. Following bankruptcy your creditors are not permitted to make contact with you for any prior debts because they are no longer your duty. There is no danger of bailiff action either.

If your mounting debts are unmanageable and you can not see a reasonable prospect of clearing these debts in the foreseeable future, then submitting for the protection of a Bankruptcy Order could be the remedy for you. Maybe bankruptcy may be probably the most suitable debt option for you if your debt has become unmanageable and you can't maintain your monthly repayments. You may of been advised that bankruptcy should be considered as a last resort, and that you should try an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement), IPP (Informal Payment Plan) or DMP (Debt Management Plan) first, nevertheless this is not always appropriate. For you depends entirely on your conditions as these what's right are all solutions to the same difficulty, but tackled differently.

You should understand that it is rather unlikely that you can borrow money from a high street lender. It isn't unusual for a self-employed person to get start up or project funds from the private source which is okay for an un-discharged bankrupt (providing the lender is aware of your circumstances). Wipe off your debt

After you have paid the court expenses the District Judge will make their evaluation and notify you.