Bankruptcy 1.0

Publisher review:
Clear Insolvency - This simple application will give you all the information you need to consider if facing bankruptcy or unmanageable debts. Includes a function so that you can contact an Insolvency Advisor directly for any help. Clear Insolvency can guide you through the entire process of bankruptcy from start to finish so that you can take control of your finances; lift the heavy burden of mounting debt; alleviate anxiety, restore your confidence and have a fresh start.

Clear Insolvency will complete all the required paperwork, including the bankruptcy petition. Creditors will be contacted to inform them of the situation, and a new bank account and pre-paid MasterCard can be obtained for the client (if necessary). Disruption to everyday life is minimal, and clients are led through each step of the bankruptcy process.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows Vista Home Basic

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