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• If you get a letter saying you’ve broken a bankruptcy rule

  out how to get independent legal advice. If you get a letter about a bankruptcy restrictions order A bankruptcy restrictions order (BRO) is a legal order from the court which extends the period

• Check the rules after you go bankrupt

  payments agreement (IPA) or income payments order (IPO). If you have a bankruptcy restrictions order (BRO) or bankruptcy restrictions undertaking (BRU) You have to follow some extra restrictions

• Check how bankruptcy affects your money and bills

  offence. You could be fined or even sent to prison. If a bankruptcy restrictions order (BRO) is made against you, this rule will also apply as long as the BRO is in force. Your bankruptcy will show

• Check how bankruptcy affects your belongings

  offence, or could lead to you having to follow extra restrictions. The restrictions are called a ‘bankruptcy restrictions order’ (BRO). You could also be fined or sent to prison. If you’ve already sold

• Check how bankruptcy affects your home

  out you've done this: you might have to follow extra rules called a bankruptcy restrictions order (BRO) you might be fined or sent to prison the official receiver might take your home back from

• Interruptions to your water supply

  the supply by the time stated in the notice. If the supply isn't restored by the time stated in the notice, you're usually entitled to compensation of £20. You're also usually entitled to a £20 payment

• If you didn’t agree to switch energy supplier

  . What happens next Once you’ve contacted the supplier, they should write to you within: 5 working days to explain what they plan to do, and when 20 working days to confirm they’re reversing

• Q14: moving around

  question 14b "How far can you walk using any aids or appliances you need?" I can’t stand and move even using my aids or appliances less than 20 metres between 20 and 50 metres between 50 and 200

• Applying to the CMS for child maintenance

  ’ in the UK the child is under 16 or under 20 and in approved education - they’re called a ‘qualifying child’ no one else already gets maintenance for the child through the CMS  Check you’re habitually

• Complain about a premium rate phone charge or text message

  (PSA) Telephone: 0300 30 300 20 Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 12.30pm How to report unexpected phone or text charges Helplines for products and services you’ve bought can't charge more than the basic