can you put your income-support over payment in with your bankruptrupcy

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Your debts have to be over £5000 before you can do anything and you are better to go insolvent than bankrupt, both of these give you a bad credit rating for 10 years which means you cannot get mortgage or credit cards? be careful.

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Yes you can.

The only government department that you would not be able to include is CSA

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Oh my god . . . r u another person who just sits on ur arse and gets given the tax money that all the WORKING HARD people have 2 pay? lol . . . Get a job and pay for yourself and all the kids u prob have!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hello....
Yes you be capable of. The simply government subdivision with the intention of you would not be able to contain is CSA.

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I don't know who some of the people are above but it annoys me when i see people talking rubbish and not providing the facts.

Your Answer - A benefit overpayment can be included in Bankruptcy as long as the decision to recover your overpayment was made prior to you going Bankrupt. However, if they are directly deducting your Income Support to recover the overpayment they are still able to deduct this during the 12 month period where you are classed as an 'Undischarged Bankrupt,' after 12 months you would generally be 'discharged' and any direct deductions should cease at this time.

And yes one thing some of them did get right is that any Child Support Agency arrears would not be included. Infact just so you know the debts that cannot be included in Bankruptcy are: magistrate court fines, CSA, secured loans (as long as they remain secured), student loans.

Hope this answers your question.