Ok, my aunty needs to sell her feild as she may have to go Bankrupt. She has missed one loan payment so far but can see it coming to bankruptcy in the long run. Is it possible for her to sell the feild now for a penny so she can keep it?????? Heres how this has came about, a good few years ago my uncle died, house all got paid off blah da blah da blah, everything was paid off. she met a guy a couple o years later that she fell head over heels for, problem was although everyone else saw he was a rat my auntie didnt, long story short now, he has took her for everything, loans in her name, mortgage etc etc all her responsibility now cos he has fooked off and stopped paying things. Can anyone pass some advice over to me. She wants to keep the feild cos it has no mortgage, she has a caravan on it she can live in, and she loves her horses which are her life
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Originally posted by Cant Get Right View PostSo couldnt she just sign it over to her son for nothing?????
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Chris ya may get a feel for how or what will/may happen from The Citizen's Advice First, for now (don't be too specific tho, ) give em eg: Scenario
Things may differ up there as to England/ish Law.
Good Luck
There's always a Payback .... Don't know where n don't know when tho !!!!Buncefield Burner
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Also Chris before bankruptcy look into an administration order.This is done through a court and i think you need to owe about 5000 but at least it won't affect the credit rating etc and your aunt still gets to keep everything.
She will need to go to a local court to speak to someone but what happens is that she takes a list of all the debt and who its with.The courts then sort out the administration order.Your aunt will pay a certain amount a week but the court fees are paid first before any creditors.It may take 3 years to pay the court fees(only example) then once they are paid the the creditors start to get their money.
Mandy was advised to take one out 15 years ago by c.a.b and she got about 4-5k debts and it worked out better for her as she wasn't black listed.All payments go through the court.
Mandy paid £40 a month on hers.
Hope this helps as an alternative to going bankrupthttps://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/
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IIRC, any large assets sold or transferred in the past year will be investigated. So the assets can be sold, but only for the market value. There is no guarantee she'll lose anything, there is also no guarantee she'll keep anything. All depends on who she owes, how much she owes, who her Accountant in Sequestration is and her specific circumstances.Do you know that, with a 50 character limit, it's
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Kinda expected most o these answers, specially us Scots having blooming different laws, Typical. I wish i could get involved to the extent o giving the guy a good hiding, but its the aunts problem and she dont want me involved to that extent, plus if anyone should do anything it should be my cousin. Also, i have a house a mrs,2 beautifull kids and a business to run, All contribute to me not wanting to be a bad boy
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Even if she is made bankrupt, she may get first dibs on buying the stuff back. I got to buy my car, tools and camera gear (£3k worth) for £500. It's more than they'd have got at auction.Do you know that, with a 50 character limit, it's
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