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Old 04-29-2009, 10:56 AM
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Default Really confused as to what to do & consequences?

A close friend of mine has got himself in to severe debt. He owes £30,000 plus and has been advised to declare bankruptcy as he cannot cope anymore with the debt and stress it is causing.

He had been severely depressed over many years and had been seeing specialists on and off over this period. He also suffers from Epilepsy and is on benefits and unemployed.
He had built up gradually over many years a large debt on his credit cards and then at the time when he was at the worst period of health inadvertently took out an unsecured loan in order to pay of the debt on his cards.

This was over 6 years ago, and gradually built up a large amount on his credit cards again, as he paid off the loan and then the monthly payments on the cards and never defaulted on any repayments until now where the situation is that he is receiving a lot lot less money coming in then his outgoings. He is unemployed & on benefits

When he did the above he was not really in the right frame of mind, and is very very worried that if he does declare bankruptcy that there may be other legal issues that he may be brought against him due to his actions.

What’s causing him more anxiety and depression, is basically the fact that he misinformed the loan company (by saying he was employed) and is wandering if the OR etc will take in to account his medical history and depression he was going through at the time and now?

He has recently been referred by his Neurologist to see a Psychologist as it is affecting his health.
He is very scared regarding the consequences of his actions and debt and what may happen to him?
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Old 05-18-2009, 09:44 AM
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Stop worrying. The law is in your side. Please email paul @ source the market .com and he will advise for free.
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Old 11-22-2011, 06:57 PM
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He needs to go and seek professional advice from someone- a good starting place would be the citizens advice bureau and then maybe a debt advisor. Your friend needs to be aware that he is not alone and that there is help available he just needs to go and look for it
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