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Fees Increase: Bankruptcy and Winding Up
The deposits payable in bankruptcy and winding up proceedings increase on 6 April 2010. The case administration...5th Mar at 10:49amGreater court protection for homeowners: consultation
A consultation on whether homeowners who have failed...16th Feb at 09:47amBankruptcy petitions in a nutshell
When may a petitioning creditor reasonably refuse an offer to settle a bankruptcy petition debt? A bankruptcy...3rd Feb at 03:48pm
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There is currently a consultation paper published by the Insolvency Service to consider the process of debtor petition bankruptcy and early discharge from bankruptcy.
Fees Increase: Bankruptcy and Winding Up
The deposits payable in bankruptcy and winding up proceedings increase on 6 April 2010. The case administration fees charged by the Insolvency Service will also increase.
Greater court protection for homeowners: consultation
A consultation on whether homeowners who have failed to repay consumer credit debts should have accrued a minimum level of debt before a court can order the sale of their home has been released.
Bankruptcy petitions in a nutshell
When may a petitioning creditor reasonably refuse an offer to settle a bankruptcy petition debt? A bankruptcy petition may be dismissed if the debtor shows that the petitioning creditor unreasonably refused an offer to settle the debt on which the petition is based.
Stricter guidelines for collections from OFT
The Office of Fair Trading has today issued a directive that if lenders and collectors have failed to fulfil debtor requests for information, they should not threaten legal action.