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Individual Voluntary Arrangements Is an Individual Voluntary Arrangements right for me? Avoiding Bankruptcy and Bankruptcy Alternatives Bankrupcy bankruptsy bankrupsy Individual Voluntary Arrangements& Bankruptcy Links Individual Voluntary Arrangements& Bankruptcy Terms - Glossary |
Individual Voluntary Arrangement and Bankruptcy Advice UKIVA and Bankruptcy Advice provides professional advice to individuals on all debt matters in UK. We understand each individual has a unique situation and our experienced and specialist staff provide free and impartial advice on bankruptcy, going bankrupt or avoiding bankruptcy and bankruptcy alternatives. Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVA) are often the most appropriate course of action, avoiding UK bankruptcy. An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is a legally binding agreement between yourself and your creditors, usally over a period of five years. You will be avoiding bankruptcy in UK. Bankruptcy is one way of dealing with debts that you cannot pay. Bankruptcy proceedings eventually free you from overwhelming debts, however any assets that you have may be sold and the proceeds shared amongst your creditors. Bankruptcy lasts for twelve months, after which time you can make a fresh start. Our fees are clear and all our clients know from the outset what they are paying. Each client has a personal adviser to help you through the process of eliminating your debts. Call us on 0800 180 4212 for immediate free advice or email us and we will contact you within 24 hours. |
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