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Can you exit Debt review? I Talk about my experience being under debt review as well as some of the ways in order to get yourself out of debt review
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With the publishing of the Rules, Court-Annexed Mediation becomes a reality in South Africa’s Civil Justice System on 1 December 2014 at certain Magistrates courts. The Rules offer an opportunity to attorneys to represent their clients during the voluntary mediation process. LEAD offers a 5-day workshop (tamara@LSSALEAD.org.za) to train attorneys as mediators.This video gives a short summary of the Rules

When you’re put under debt review, you can’t incur more credit or debt until you get your clearance certificate. The NCA will also protect you from the constant hounding creditors usually do to underpaying customers.
There’s no other way to remove debt review from the ITC records than to satisfy the requirements of the program. Once a court order has been signed and you’re officially under debt review, the only way you can make an early exit is to satisfy all the criteria to obtain a clearance certificate.

According to a recent court order regarding an early exit from a debt review program, you can’t simply exit from the debt review process using your improved financial situation as an excuse. Even if your finances are more stable, you must complete the debt review process and just pay extra to exit earlier and satisfy the stipulated requirements for clearance. Otherwise, if you still haven’t removed your over-indebtedness, there’s no way you can exit the debt review program.

But in case you’re clear from over-indebtedness and your debt counsellor refuses to issue a clearance certificate