Does anyone have any experience and/or knowledge in this field?
A close friend of mine is being forced into insolvency and cant afford financial advice etc.
We are talking about a good 30 grand and the solicitors client is a very large bank!
Does anyone have any experience and/or knowledge in this field?
A close friend of mine is being forced into insolvency and cant afford financial advice etc.
We are talking about a good 30 grand and the solicitors client is a very large bank!
"Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary - that's what gets you."
Jeremy Clarkson.
Kawasaki 200mph Club
easy, rob the bank that is trying to take your friends money. that'll teach those fuckers
From American dad :
American dads dad: Breaking into a safe is like making love to a woman
American dad: So you just pound on it for two minutes until your done?
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IE - Legal aide, lawyers, financial advice etc?
"Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary - that's what gets you."
Jeremy Clarkson.
Kawasaki 200mph Club
so are you saying that my "advice" wasn't helpful?
can't he go/talk to cab?
From American dad :
American dads dad: Breaking into a safe is like making love to a woman
American dad: So you just pound on it for two minutes until your done?
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can he give good head?
send him to K'Rd to earn some cash.
I don't think a bank would bankrupt someone for 30 grand. What's the point? It would cost them and they wouldn't get their money. He should just talk to the bank about a payment plan - easy.
Hmm, you say your friend aye?
Well that may be the case and I am sure that in a true default situation the lender has little option but to seek recourse, it is a counterproductive process and as such it is a last resort. I dont know your mates situation. I have worked for a bank for 20 years so I am still a bit green but intuitively I would encourage your friend to sort out an arrangement asap. Its only 30K FFS thats not even a decent fee for a Bank.
Bollocks.
They weren't 'forced into it'. They probably just stumbled into it through their own laziness and ignorance.
A friend of mine owed $30-something K at one point. Lawyer's letter threatening bankruptcy ensued. After a few sensible chats with his creditor's solicitor about realistic recovery and the commercial position of his company, I guaranteed a $10K loan, he handed it over and the whole thing disappeared.
The key to any 'insolvent' situation is just to talk to your creditors without bullshitting them. There's always a way. Bankruptcy is what happens when people stop talking.
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