What is a Proof of Debt?
A proof of debt is a form submitted by a creditor to show how much money they are owed when someone enters bankruptcy, liquidation, or administration.
Submitting a correct proof of debt is crucial because it ensures:
Your claim is officially recognised by the insolvency practitioner or trustee
You are considered for dividends or repayment from the insolvent estate
Your rights as a creditor are protected
Why Proofs of Debt Are Often Rejected
Many creditors — especially small businesses and individuals — find their proofs rejected because of:
- Incomplete forms (missing details about the debt or creditor)
- No supporting evidence (invoices, contracts, judgments)
- Incorrect calculation of debt (interest, costs, ongoing charges)
- Late submission
A rejected or invalid proof means you could lose your place in the process and recover nothing.
My Fixed-Fee Proof of Debt Service
I provide a simple, fixed-fee service for creditors who want their claims lodged correctly the first time.
Service includes:
- Reviewing your debt and supporting documents
- Drafting your proof of debt form accurately
- Ensuring all required evidence is included
- Providing clear filing instructions
👉 From £150 + VAT (fixed fee)
Why Choose My Service?
Qualified solicitor
not a template or generic form-filling service
Fixed fee
You know the cost upfront
Fast turnaround
Most forms completed within 24 hours
Peace of mind
Ensures your claim is valid and considered
Testimonials
“Martin gave me clear, confident advice about enforcing a county court judgment. His fast, practical responses gave me the confidence to take action. Professional and reassuring throughout.”
“Martin gave me clear, confident advice about enforcing a county court judgment. His fast, practical responses gave me the confidence to take action. Professional and reassuring throughout.”
“Martin gave me clear, confident advice about enforcing a county court judgment. His fast, practical responses gave me the confidence to take action. Professional and reassuring throughout.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to attend court for a proof of debt?
No — the form is usually submitted to the insolvency practitioner handling the case.
What evidence do I need to provide
Invoices, contracts, judgments, or any other documents showing the debt owed.
Can I claim interest and costs?
Yes, but they must be calculated and explained correctly. I can help ensure they’re included.
How quickly can you prepare my proof?
How quickly can you prepare my proof?
Final Call to Action
Don’t risk your claim being rejected.
Fixed-fee, solicitor-prepared, ready to file.