In Ireland, the much anticipated Personal Insolvency Act introduces wide-ranging measures seeking to deal with the issue of personal debt affecting many people. The headline changes will mean the reduction of the period a person is bankrupt from 12 years to 3 years, and the introduction of three new debt resolution processes which, while being under the jurisdiction of the Irish courts, are predominantly non-judicial based processes involving the newly established Insolvency Service. The Act changes the Bankruptcy Act 1988. This book is a practical and useful guide on Ireland's Personal...