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What happens after bankruptcy
Explains what happens after bankruptcy, including what to expect when dealing with the official receiver after a bankruptcy order has been made
Problems with an insurance claim
Contacting your insurer about a problem with your claim and when to use the Financial Ombudsman Service to resolve a complaint with your insurer
Check the time limits for taking legal action about discrimination
Information about acting within time limits, if you want to take legal action about discrimination and how to work out how the time limit applies to your case
Complaining to an ombudsman
How to use an ombudsman to investigate a complaint about maladministration in public and private sector organisations
Dispute a mobile, phone, internet or TV bill
Challenge a bill if you’ve been charged too much for your phone, internet or TV. Your provider might have got your bill wrong or your bill could be high because of fraud
Check if you can add income-based JSA to your claim
If you're already getting contribution-based JSA, find out if you can get income-based JSA too
Timeline for bankruptcy
Find out how to go bankrupt and the steps you need to take to apply. You'll need to follow the application process carefully when applying for bankruptcy
If your local council discriminates against you
Check what you can do if you’ve been discriminated against by a public authority - including if you need to take your local council to court