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The role of the official receiver, insolvency practitioner, trustee and liquidator, and relevant costs and fees.

What to do if your business is owed money by an individual in bankruptcy or a company in compulsory liquidation.

What you must do if a bankruptcy order is made against you.

What options the court has when it considers your bankruptcy petition.

Information on the fees you may have to pay to present your bankruptcy petition.

Which courts deal with bankruptcy matters and how to find the right one for you.

What to do if you are the director of a company and need to declare bankruptcy.

Understanding the process involved in making yourself bankrupt, and how and where to get the right forms.

Other options to consider before making yourself bankrupt.

Who to contact for advice on bankruptcy.

The bankruptcy process and your duties if you make yourself bankrupt.

How to apply and eligibility criteria for a debt relief order.

Overview of administration orders, including the advantages and disadvantages of administration orders.

Overview of individual voluntary arrangements, including advantages and disadvantages.

Responsibilities and advice for directors of companies that have become insolvent.

Insolvency options for limited companies, including informal arrangements and administration.

Insolvency options for partnerships, including a partnership voluntary arrangement and a joint bankruptcy petition.

Overview on insolvency options for individuals, including informal arrangements and debt relief orders.

Information on how your business can avoid insolvency.

An overview of the options available if you or your business is insolvent.

Ways to submit a complaint to The Insolvency Service, and what happens after your complaint is submitted.

Using the Companies House Disqualified Directors Register, and contacting the Insolvency Service.

Restrictions on undischarged bankrupts and those subject to bankruptcy restrictions orders and undertakings.

How to complain against a disqualified director, an undischarged bankrupt or a person subject to bankruptcy restrictions.

Contact details of authorised professional bodies, and information on what they are responsible for.