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Can’t afford Sequestration payments due to coronavirus
When you enter sequestration you may have to make monthly repayments to your creditors from your residual income, in addition to handing over all your assets to the Trustee.
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I recently filed for sequestration, how am I supposed to manage without a bank account?
Despite optimistic reports that the economic situation is improving, sequestration levels remain high in Scotland when compared with pre-recession statistics.
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How could sequestration affect my job?
In many cases sequestration doesn’t affect a person’s job, and you may be able to carry on working with no adverse effects on your current or future employment situation.
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What happens to my pension in sequestration?
When you enter sequestration, your assets are placed in the control of a Trustee who will seek to realise as much money as possible from them in order to pay your creditors.
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Sequestration explained for Scots with personal debts
Sequestration is the Scottish term for bankruptcy, and is often seen as a last resort by those in personal debt.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of the Minimal Asset Process in Sequestration
If you are struggling to repay debt because you’re on a low income and have few assets to sell, the Minimal Asset Process (MAP) may provide a way out of this worrying situation.
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What is the impact of my wife or husband’s sequestration on me?
The nature of sequestration means that your husband or wife’s assets are placed under the control of a trustee.
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The Bankruptcy Procedure in Scotland – Information for Debt-Help Seekers
The bankruptcy procedure in Scotland is also known as sequestration. Both terms mean the same thing – an inability to repay your outstanding unsecured debts now, or in a reasonable future timeframe.
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What happens after I am discharged from sequestration?
Sequestration typically lasts for a period of 12 months, although if you’re also paying a Debtor Contribution Order (DCO), repayments can continue for a further three years after discharge.
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Am I entitled to PPI compensation if I’m bankrupt / sequestrated?
Following the boom of mis-sold PPI pay-outs in recent years, this is a question that is cropping up more and more often.
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Would a bankrupt be able to keep an inheritance?
Being the beneficiary of a deceased estate in bankruptcy can be complex, and whether or not you keep the inheritance depends first and foremost on the deceased’s date of death.
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