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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.

How to contact the Insolvency Practitioner Unit regarding complaints you may have about an insolvency practitioner.

Details you should get from an insolvency practitioner prior to making a complaint and who you should complain to.

How to complain about an insolvency practitioner, who to complain to, and what you should include in your complaint.

Receiving written statements of apology, claiming back your costs or damages, and other types of complaint.

What the Parliamentary Ombudsman is responsible for, what they can do, and how to contact them.

What to do if your complaint is unresolved and how to complain.

How to complain about The Insolvency Service, who to complain to and what you should include in your complaint.

How to make a formal complaint against The Insolvency Service if you are unhappy with the service received.

Information on the legal restrictions that apply when you want to reuse a company name after liquidation.

Overview of the disqualification proceedings of a company director.

The procedure and information on a bankruptcy petition.

An overview of compulsory liquidation and the processing a winding-up petition.

Outline of Creditors’ voluntary liquidation.

An outline of alternatives to liquidation including Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) and administration.

An overview of company liquidation including advice on both voluntary and compulsory liquidation.

Overview of bankruptcy restrictions that are placed on a person who is declared bankrupt.

How bankruptcy affects your assets and bank account, including disposal of assets, recovering assets, bank accounts and life assurance.

If you are a home owner, bankruptcy can affect your home and it is a possibility that your home will have to be sold.

Bankruptcy can affect your business, including taxes, registrations and employees.

During bankruptcy there is a non-payment rule to creditors, with a few exceptions including student loans.

Duties of a bankrupt individual and an overview of restrictions that are placed on a person who is declared bankrupt.

How to declare bankruptcy in Northern Ireland and downloadable bankruptcy forms from the Insolvency Service.