Author Archives: Paddy Byrne
How do IVAs work
For those who have money problems and believe that you may be insolvent, you may want to understand about an Individual Voluntary Arrangement, frequently known as an IVA, and how it could possibly help you. Being aware of what an … Continue reading
Posted in Bankruptcy, Debt Advice, Debt Solutions, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Insolvency, Insolvency Practitioner, IVA, IVAs, Personal Debt, Personal Debt Management, Personal Insolvency, Solvency
Tagged Debt Solutions, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Insolvency Practitioner, insolvent, Irish Debt, Personal Insolvency Bill, personal insolvency legislation
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Challenging the Irish Insolvency Law
A challenge to Ireland’s arcane bankruptcy laws may be made to the High Court within weeks, according to a recent report in The Sunday Independent by Maeve Sheehan. This is an interesting development if a challenge is made on the … Continue reading
Posted in Bankruptcy, Debt Advice, Debt Management Plans, Debt Settlement Arrangement, Debt Solutions, Insolvency, Law Reform Commission, Personal Debt, Personal Debt Management, Personal Insolvency
Tagged bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Act 1988, Debt Enforcement, Debt Settlement Arrangement, Debt Solutions, Insolvency Practitioner, Irish government, Law Reform Commission, Personal Debt Management, personal insolvency, Personal Insolvency Bill
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Settling Debts with an Individual Voluntary Arrangement
A necessary precondition to be permitted to get into an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is that you simply must first be insolvent. Even though there are actually alternative options for the insolvent person that include bankruptcy, this analysis shall just … Continue reading
Posted in Bankruptcy, Creditors, Debt Consolidation, Debt Management Plans, Debt Settlement Arrangement, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Insolvency, Insolvency Practitioner, IVA, IVAs, Personal Insolvency, Solvency
Tagged bankruptcy, cab, cccs, Consumer Credit Counselling Service, debt advice, Debt Management Plans, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Insolvency, Insolvency Practitioner, Irish Debt, Personal Debt, Personal Debt Management, personal insolvency legislation
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Questions for the Irish Government on Personal Debt
It promised to hit the ground running and the new Irish Government will soon be a hundred days in office. It has committed to making many changes so perhaps now is the time to ask some questions as to what … Continue reading
Posted in Debt Consolidation, Debt Management Plans, Debt Payments, Debt Solutions, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Insolvency, Insolvency Practitioner, IVA, IVAs, Law Reform Commission, Personal Debt, Personal Debt Management, Personal Insolvency, Solvency
Tagged bankruptcy, Debt Management Plans, debt payments, Debt Relief Orders, debt repayment, Debt Settlement Arrangement, Debt Settlement Scheme, Debt Solutions, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Insolvency, insolvent, Irish Debt, Irish government, Irish Judgment Mortgage, Law Reform Commission, Personal Debt, Personal Debt Management, personal insolvency
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Opportunities For Debtors As Well As Lenders
When confronted with enormous financial debt worries it’s easy for the solitary borrower to neglect the effect of non-payment or late settlement on creditors. The financial institution is frequently considered as the big bad wolf and not worthy of any … Continue reading
What Makes Bankruptcy Law in Ireland So Draconian
Time and money are two key resources in any successful business. They encompass and conjure up ideas of costs, budgets, productivity, deadlines, profitability investment and so on. The list is endless. The analogy with bankruptcy or rather the legislation dealing … Continue reading
Posted in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Insolvency Practitioner, Irish Debt, Law Reform Commission, Personal Insolvency, Solvency
Tagged bankruptcy, Debt Solutions, Insolvency, insolvency legislation, Insolvency Practitioner, insolvent, Irish Bankruptcy law, Irish Debt, Irish government, personal insolvency, personal insolvency legislation, personal insolvency regime
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Might Debt Consolidation Really Work?
There are several advantages to merging your financial obligations into just one debt consolidation loan. For many people it can be appealing to begin to make only one payment per month as opposed to many monthly payments. Making lots of … Continue reading
Insolvency while pregnant
Recently issued figures estimate that the expense of rearing a child starting from arrival to twenty one years old might be up to £200,000. We will assume that you’re in an IVA turn out to be pregnant. The issue of … Continue reading
Should an IVA have an impact on my Mortgage?
An IVA is a professional agreement between you and your unsecured lenders to pay back some of your debts over a defined time frame – ordinarily five years, but it could be for a lesser period. Secured creditors expect to … Continue reading
Posted in Bankruptcy, Debt Management Plans, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, IVA, IVAs, Mortgages, Personal Insolvency
Tagged bankruptcy, Debt Management Plans, Debt Solutions, Individual Voluntary Arrangement, Insolvency, Insolvency Practitioner, insolvent, Personal Debt, Personal Debt Management, personal insolvency
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Standardizing Personal Insolvency Laws in Europe
Did you know that there are now twenty seven countries in the European Union (EU) all with their own personal insolvency legislation? The mind boggles at the volume, variety and complexities of laws and regulations which this must entail. The … Continue reading
