Accountant in Bankruptcy
Personal bankruptcy and corporate insolvency information for people and businesses in Scotland.
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Business debt advice
Find out how to get advice about business debt and guidance and where to get information on debt and bankruptcy. -
Check if a person or company is insolvent
Search for insolvencies, trust deeds and companies in receivership or liquidation. -
Company Voluntary Arrangements
This is an alternative to liquidation. You reschedule payment to creditors over a fixed period using a Company Voluntary Arrangement to recover from insolvency. -
Contact the Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB)
Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB) contact details. Find information on the bankruptcy process in Scotland. -
Corporate insolvency
Information on the different steps you can take if your business faces financial difficulties. -
Get help with debt and money
Information and advice on money and debt, including clearing debt, finding a debt adviser and help paying for your home. -
Getting back money owed to your business
Recover money owed to your business – includes court claims, statutory demands, mediation and bankruptcy. -
Help after a break-up
Information and support if you're divorcing or separating from your husband, wife or partner. -
Help after splitting up
Find out whether you can get help with money after breaking up with your partner. -
Help with a legal problem
Who can help you if you need advice about a legal problem, such as debt, housing, benefits, employment, divorce or claims for money. -
How to search for disqualified company directors
Check if someone is disqualified from being a company director, or search the list of directors banned in the last 3 months. -
If you cannot afford to pay your mortgage
Get advice and take steps to help you stay in your home. -
Liquidate your limited company
Liquidating a limited company guidance, including members' voluntary liquidation and creditors' voluntary liquidation. -
Make a court claim for money
How to take legal action if someone owes you money, how much it will cost and what happens after you make a claim through the courts. -
Protect your limited company from compulsory liquidation
Defend your company against a statutory demand or a winding up petition - disputing the debt, getting an injunction and challenging the petition in court. -
Register as a creditor in an insolvency case
If you're owed money in any insolvency case (including bankruptcy or liquidation), contact the Accountant in Bankruptcy or insolvency practitioner to register as a creditor and make a claim for the money you're owed. -
Respond to a court claim for money
What happens if someone makes a money claim against you, saying you owe them money, and how you can respond or defend yourself. -
Sheriff court decrees on debt
What happens after a sheriff court issues a decree. -
Wind up a company that owes you money
You can apply to the court to ‘wind up’ a company if it can’t pay its debts of more than £750. If successful, the company will be put into liquidation.
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