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tiredandfedup
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 Posted - 15 September 2009 : 13:32:27
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I went bankrupt in Feb this year. The OR that I spoke to then said that my case was very straightfoward (I could hardly call my phone call an interview!) and that he would be looking at early discharge. (No IPA as I am not working.) I was so relieved after all the anxiety!
In June I received a letter saying that they were asking for release as trustee and sending a report to the creditors.
I haven't heard anything since and I wondered what might be happening. Has anybody had any experience of a creditor objecting to someone's early discharge? And if they did, would I have been informed about it?
I know that early discharge is a bonus and not a right, but having had it mentioned it would obviously be good if it could happen. |
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gettingoutofdebt
forum expert
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Posted - 15 September 2009 : 14:43:21
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Have you checked whether you are still listed on the Insolvency Register (http://www.insolvency.gov.uk/eiir/)as BR?
If none of the creditors had objected to your ED then it normally takes about 6-8 weeks. You are supposed to be informed by the OR if you receive ED but a few people on this board have mentioned that they only found out by looking on the Register and didn't receive anything from the OR. |
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tiredandfedup
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Posted - 15 September 2009 : 14:45:57
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Yes I have been checking the register but nothing is different from Feb.
As I say, I know I can't expect it and am therefore reluctant to ring and ask the OR's office what's going on! |
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gettingoutofdebt
forum expert
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Posted - 15 September 2009 : 14:59:42
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| There's nothing wrong with checking with the OR on the progress. If you haven't heard anything since June then it's not as if you are calling up each week and annoying the OR. I know they are very busy so it may just be that they are a bit behind with things at the mo. |
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tiredandfedup
Starting Member
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Posted - 15 September 2009 : 15:12:29
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Thanks - I think I will contact them. My anxiety about what might be going on is overcoming my instinct to leave well enough alone!
(It would still be interesting to hear of anyone's creditors objecting - I've not seen it mentioned here before.)
As always, this board is a godsend. |
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debtinfo
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Posted - 15 September 2009 : 21:10:29
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| The creditors must have a valid reason for objecting. It cannot be that you owe them mony for instance. A valid objection would be something like did you knpw that they have that villa in spain that they havent told you about etc etc |
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Skippy
forum expert
United Kingdom
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Posted - 15 September 2009 : 22:36:31
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I do know someone whose creditors objected, but I'm not sure of the reasons.
My advice to anyone going BR is expect to be discharged after 12 months and don't get your hopes up for ED. If it happens it's good, if not, 12 months isn't long in the great scheme of things, especially to be debt free.
Tomorrow is a mystery, yesterday is history, today is the present, a gift to make the most of.
View my blog at http://skippy13.blogs.bankruptcyhelp.org.uk/
26 IPA payments made, 10 to go - on the home straight! |
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tiredandfedup
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Posted - 15 September 2009 : 22:55:00
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My worry was whether there was something going on about an objection which I don't know about, and would I have been notified if this was the case.
I am aware that early discharge is a bonus and not a right, but having had it mentioned it is naturally in my mind. It may make no practical difference but it would make a huge psychological one.
Anxiety knows no reason! |
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