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tonytg
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Posted - 10 November 2008 :  20:17:33  Show Profile  Visit tonytg's Homepage  Reply with Quote
i owe roughly about 35000 due to a reposion. i am unemployed however my wife does work. with her wage and tax credits we are still unable to pay our household bills and feed our children. what can i do.

Needafriend
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Posted - 10 November 2008 :  21:31:11  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Tony and welcome

From what i can initially see i would take a rough guess and say that bankruptcy could be a way forward for you.

Do you have any other assets like a car. What is you total income and expenditure. Would it be both of you declaring BR.

How many children do you have.

Sorry for all the questions but we need a little bit more information in order to help and guide you.

If you do decide Br is a way forward then you may be able to get some help with the fees. They are £495 at the moment each but if your on certain benefits then this may be reduced, your local court can advise you of this.



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go_4_broke
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Posted - 10 November 2008 :  22:10:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Don't forget to claim any benefits you may be entitled to, especially Jobseekers Allowance and Housing Benefit/Council Tax Benefit

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'Bankruptcy - an elephant from the front - a mouse from the back'
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