Debtor realises they can’t meet their day-to-day cash flow needs
Debtor contacts creditors but the proposed solution does not resolve cash flow issues
Debtor contacts Personal Insolvency Practitioner (PIP)
PIP meets debtor to review financial status and options
If Debtor and PIP believe Debtor is eligible for scheme they sign a formal letter of engagement to proceed with the case
PIP contacts Debtor to ensure all supporting material matches details contained in Prescribed Financial Statement
PIP applies for Protective Certificate and, if successful, notifies all creditors
Notified creditors may not contact specified Debtor (aside from normal communications such as bank statements) for the 70 day Protective Certificate period.
Within 70 days PIP develops workable arrangement to meet legislation terms
Debtor and majority of creditors must approve arrangement before presenting for court approval
Debtor adheres to arrangement terms such as forwarding monies to PIP for distribution to creditors
At the end of the arrangement term, the debts are restructured/written off in accordance with pre-agreed arrangements.
How do we help people in debt crisis?
We can help stop the phone calls and threatening letters.
We can provide you with a solution to get you back on the road to recovery.