That's very much been my experience and even with clients who had been advised they'd be better considering bankruptcy but didn't want to do so, I've been honestly amazed at some of the offers accepted and even full or partial write offs we were able to get for people. So a modest CCJ shouldn't present much of an issue to Jack and would be easily negotiated.All of this says to me the problem is not money. They do. They offer you the chance to settle at half the debt, especially once they have sold it on to a debt collector, they are happy to get back pennies in the pound. I think we have been grossly underestimating how much money she has been using, and the failure to file the paperwork for the ltd company, the CCJs, they all say to me chaos on twitter is the least of it and chaos in real life is about something else. You can incorporate a company for a tenner and maintaining a company structure isnt hard, and those people if they have a sniff of a payment arrangement will take it rather than waste money on court fees.
No proof, so just speculating based on the timing of absolutely insane online behaviour but I think there is still an active substance abuse issue and a long standing, unaddressed problem with compulsive spending. All of which adds up to total financial chaos, even on a pretty decent income.