• Worried couple debts

    Moratoriums in Scotland

    Written by Chelsea Potter

    Are you worrying that creditors are going to take legal action against you before you have had the opportunity to seek professional debt advice?In April 2015 we saw the introduction of moratoriums in Scotland. They replaced the previous DAS intimations…

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    6 September 2016
    Debt advice

  • How will a Trust Deed affect my property?

    Written by Chelsea Potter

    One of the main concerns people express when enquiring about trust deeds is whether they will lose their home. As properties are considered an asset they must be declared in a Trust Deed and creditors must be made aware of…

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    22 August 2016
    Debt advice

  • Declaring Bankruptcy in Scotland – The Myths

    Written by Chelsea Potter

    There are many myths surrounding bankruptcy in Scotland so we thought it would be a good idea to put together a myth busting blog post. We hope this post will help clarify the current sequestration process  and help you understand how this debt solution…

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    8 July 2016
    Debt advice

  • Sheriff officers rights in Scotland

    Written by Chelsea Potter

    Sheriff Officers, or bailiffs as they are otherwise known, collect debts on behalf of your creditors. They are seen as a last resort by your creditors to try and obtain some form of repayment. If you ignore your creditor’s attempts…

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    8 February 2016
    Debt advice

  • Prioritising your debts

    Written by Chelsea Potter

    When you are in debt and struggling to make ends meet, it can be easy to fall in the trap of missing payments. You have to pay all of your bills, there is no other way about it, but if…

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    8 February 2016
    Debt Management Tips