1. Back on Track Debtor Guides
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| Back on Track Trifold 2022 |
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| Detailed Guide to DRN August 2021 |
Detailed Guide to DSA March 2016 |
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| ISI Case Studies | ISI Case Studies PIA 2016 |
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| DRN Scenarios reissued January 2018 |
DSA Scenario June 2013 |
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| DSA step by step example | Notes on how to fill out the form for Bankruptcy |
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PIA Scenario 1 to 5 Various up to June 2013 PIA scenario 6 - Split Mortgage Aug 2013 PIA scenario 7 Contingent liabilities - Feb 2014
PIA scenario 8 Relationship breakdown - Feb 2014 PIA comparison with Bankruptcy Scenario 9 & 10 PIA step by step example Aug 2013
New Sample PIA
The ISI drafted the below sample PIA and in August 2013 put it out for public consultation so as to offer stakeholders the opportunity to review it and highlight any changes or additions to the draft they considered would contribute to the smooth introduction of the new debt reliefs provided by under the Act. As a result of the consultation, the ISI has made changes to the draft and now publishes a sample PIA which shows possible content and structure of a PIA based on a specific scenario (link to scenario three on page 15).
The example sets out a sample layout and content for a PIA and is not intended to be binding. The terms and conditions will change according to the circumstances of a particular case. A personal insolvency practitioner ("PIP") is responsible for formulating a PIA and may use a different layout and text, as he or she considers appropriate to any individual insolvency case to which he or she may be appointed, subject to, and in accordance with, the requirements of the Act.
