Hi everyone,
If I am in personal bankruptcy and live back at home with my parents, would they find out somehow?
For example, through letters from the local court or insolvency administrator because these are identified on the envelopes, etc.
Do you have any experience or tips?
Many thanks and best regards
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Parents get everything. How do you want to explain why you’re moving back to them? Imo: be open – to hide the extra stress, something in the closest family (which wants to help you) you don’t need more in your situation.
Thanks for the answer, but I’m interested in experiences and tips, Bsp. Letter envelope etc., whether this is or not… I don’t need an explanation for getting in and why should it be stress if they don’t get anything, the stress if you get it is bigger 🙃
If you don’t have your own mailbox, 🙂
So you can actually see this on the basis of the envelope or what do you mean?
You can read the sender and perhaps close the content of the letters from the sender.
Naya, if there’s only a tribunal on it, a lot of things can be interpreted, just like the name of a lawyer…
I’m afraid you didn’t understand my answer.
If you don’t have your own mailbox, your parents will logically get your mail in your hands. At least occasionally.
Of course, letters with “narrowing” senders will lead to conclusions or at least raise questions.
It should be clear in itself and has nothing to do with experiences.
I’m out.
Right! And my question is whether this might really be the case because someone from experience can confirm it…
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