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Suzanne.12
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Posted - 31 May 2009 :  00:50:56  Show Profile  Visit Suzanne.12's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I have recently made some enquiries regarding bankruptcy assistance services. The prices range from 300 up to 600. I just wondered if anyone knows of any particular reputable companies that offer this service at a lower price as I am unemployed. thank you.

gettingoutofdebt
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Posted - 31 May 2009 :  08:19:57  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi,

The only reputable companies I am aware of are RevivaUK, Jones Giles and England Jackman & Spacey who all post on this board and are highly regarded. I am not too sure on their prices but you could always contact them via their websites for a quote.

The CAB will be able to assist in completing the forms and their advice is free. People on this board can also offer advice regarding the forms and which details need to be listed in which section.

Is it assistance with completing the forms that you need or were you looking for a 'complete' BR assistance were someone goes to the court with you?
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Skippy
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 31 May 2009 :  10:30:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
To be honest unless your case is particularly complicated (loads of assets etc) there isn't any need to pay anyone to help you go BR. I completed the forms online, and while they look daunting they aren't too bad once you get going. You can do a bit at a time and save it as you go, and amend it if necessary.

If you need any help with the forms post on here and there is always someone who can help you.

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/

23 IPA payments made, 13 to go - on the home straight!
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sjbyron
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 31 May 2009 :  22:27:01  Show Profile  Send sjbyron an AOL message  Click to see sjbyron's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
Their is also a firm called Harrington Brookes, they assist with Bankruptcies, and also have an affiliated managed bank account called Extra Direct.

Stu J Byron
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sjbyron
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Posted - 31 May 2009 :  22:28:33  Show Profile  Send sjbyron an AOL message  Click to see sjbyron's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
http://www.harringtonbrooks.co.uk/bankruptcy/bankruptcy_service.php

Stu J Byron
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memphisd56
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 01 June 2009 :  12:43:06  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi, I used http:/bankruptmenow.co.uk the fee was £250, and he gives help and advice until you are discharged.
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cas1956
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Posted - 01 June 2009 :  18:16:26  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
hi
i just went bankrupct today .i filled in all the forms my self but did not sign any till i got to court as thats the best way ,everyone was really great and really nice ,the person you see first will guide you through things you need to do
hope this helps
ps i was scared stiff but all my worries was for nothing and are now over
cas1956

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