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The Debt Relief Order, or DRO is a debt solution introduced by the government on 6 April 2009. Debt Relief Orders are similar to bankruptcy but are designed for those with minimal assets and surplus income.
ClearStart can help you to decide whether or not a Debt Relief Order would be suitable, and if you would be considered for one. You have to meet a number of criteria before you are eligible for a Debt Relief Order. You will need to have total unsecured debts below £15,000, which you are currently unable to pay off, and all of the following conditions also have to be met:
A Debt Relief Order (DRO) is not available if you are involved in another formal insolvency solution such as an IVA or bankruptcy proceedings. If you enter into a Debt Relief Order, you will need to wait six years after it ends before you would be eligible for another one. You will normally apply for Debt Relief Orders online, via an authorised intermediary, and orders are granted via the Official Receiver, not by the court system.
If your Debt Relief Order is granted, your creditors are not allowed to take any actio n to recover their money from you. Your debts will be written off at the end of a year.
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