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sub Posted - 18 May 2008 : 08:03:09
I am thinking of declaring bankruptcy but can't afford the £495 court fee. is there any way round this or help available?
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whatever Posted - 18 May 2008 : 09:26:40
Hi Sub,
I am on working tax credit (without the childcare element) and qualified for the £150 reduction. You must make sure any paperwork confirming benefits is NO older than 30 days,so if you do get a court date booked phone the benefits agency and ask themto send you out a new copy asap.


Nikki
m and v Posted - 18 May 2008 : 09:23:20
Hi Sub - welcome to the forum.
I am not an expert (one will be along soon) but I do know that if you are on certain benefits you are exempt from the court fee which is £150 of the £495. Check with the court they will advise you if you are.
Other than that you need to find the money or wait for a creditor to petition for your bankruptcy.
Hope that helps - you'll find this forum really friendly and helpful
Take Care


Vicki x

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