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3. Understand the legal requirements and documentation needed to initiate the personal insolvency process. This may include completing forms, providing supporting documents, and attending meetings.
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5. Submit the completed forms and supporting documents to the relevant insolvency authority or court.
6. Attend any required meetings or hearings related to your personal insolvency case.
7. Follow any instructions or recommendations provided by the insolvency practitioner or court throughout the process.
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1. Individuals who are overwhelmed with debt and cannot meet their financial obligations.
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