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Debts you have incurred after you have been made Bankrupt Bankruptcy deals with your debts at the date of the bankruptcy order. After that date you should manage your finances more carefully. If you incur new debts this could result in:
A further bankruptcy order.
Prosecution if, when you incurred the debts, you did not disclose that you were bankrupt.
