Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:20 pm
Looking more and more likely that we will be starting bankruptcy proceedings total £1400 for both of us - will take us a few months to save for this though. Just wandering what we do with the bailiffs chasing our joint ccj in the meantime?
Also i transferred my car into my friends name after the court hearing got thrown out for installments to be put in place - I was scared and i didnt want the bailiffs to take my car as i need it for my 4 children, my disability and my business on occassions.how will the OR see this?
Also i am absolutely gobsmacked that there are companies out there openly advising people to take out payday loans to pay for bankruptcy proceedings and then including the debt in the bankruptcy and when i asked this company surely this would be frowned upon this guy turned around and said no because you are stopping any further credit and interest being applied by going bankrupt sooner!!
Also im astouned as to how much companies charge for help to go bankrupt ive seen from £500 for joint case right up to £4000!! i mean seriously do people actually pay these? i would love to have help during our bankruptcy but having to stump up £1400 in the first place i dont think its going to be possible...
Also i transferred my car into my friends name after the court hearing got thrown out for installments to be put in place - I was scared and i didnt want the bailiffs to take my car as i need it for my 4 children, my disability and my business on occassions.how will the OR see this?
Also i am absolutely gobsmacked that there are companies out there openly advising people to take out payday loans to pay for bankruptcy proceedings and then including the debt in the bankruptcy and when i asked this company surely this would be frowned upon this guy turned around and said no because you are stopping any further credit and interest being applied by going bankrupt sooner!!
Also im astouned as to how much companies charge for help to go bankrupt ive seen from £500 for joint case right up to £4000!! i mean seriously do people actually pay these? i would love to have help during our bankruptcy but having to stump up £1400 in the first place i dont think its going to be possible...