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Singuli
9 months ago

Your last resort is the free debt advice. Turn to the country council office responsible for you. They know the response points.

A private insolvency is approximately as well known as your account balance.

You’ll probably have a P account. I don’t think your employer gets any of it.

Mungukun
9 months ago
Reply to  Singuli

I don’t think your employer gets any of it.

Unless he’s looking for it. All insolvency is publicly announced on the Internet.

Mungukun
9 months ago

Just wonder who gets everything from it.

Everyone who wants to know.

All insolvency can be viewed on the Internet for any person: https://insolvenzöffen.de/

ellaluise
9 months ago

The employer is pretty sure. This must be deducted from the amount exceeding the amount of compensation to the insolvency administrator. Bank of course.

Well-known, family of course not. Besides you, someone owes money there and the insolvency administrator wants it.

chanfan
9 months ago

The company is notified because the administrator needs current data regarding your merit, etc. (I’m at least out.)

All the others will only get something if you tell yourself.

Mungukun
9 months ago
Reply to  chanfan

All the others will only get something if you tell yourself.

Or if they simply search for it in the public directory. On https://insolvenzöffen.de/ all insolvencys are published by the local courts, retrieved for everyone.

DerHans
9 months ago

A debtor’s cardi is held on the District Court. And, of course, all the information has access to the insolvency data.

As long as you don’t get it on a payroll, your workman does NOT know.

Private people, of course, have no access to it if you don’t share it yourself.

Mungukun
9 months ago
Reply to  DerHans

Private people, of course, have no access to it if you don’t share it yourself.

Funny. As a private person, the website https://insolvenzöffen.de/ without problems, where all insolvency is published by the courts. Don’t you?

ronalda
9 months ago

Where are the debts coming from and why can’t you pay them off? Think about how to change this situation.

ronalda
9 months ago
Reply to  UnleashedGara

You knew you wouldn’t pay the loans back. This is fraud.

ronalda
9 months ago

….cantest

ronalda
9 months ago

You knew the credit rates, you signed it.

PeterP58
9 months ago

Search Please help! A private insolvency is extremely violent (!) and has very great impacts (!) on your life – and should therefore really be the last step! And the insolvency becomes public, yes! Others get it! :-/