Mis-Sold IVA Information & Document Review
Do you have concerns about how your IVA was set up or explained? Speak For You provides independent factual document reviews to help you understand what your paperwork says and whether factual issues may exist.
We do not act on your behalf, file complaints, or seek compensation. We provide document review and general information only.
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Common Mis-Selling Red Flags
There are many red flags that signal that an IVA was mis-sold, you can check below and see if you believe you were mis-sold your IVA.
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You qualified for a DRO (Debt Relief Order) but weren’t told
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You were pressured or coached during your IVA setup
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Creditors were left out or debt amounts exaggerated
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The IVA failed but you still paid large fees
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No proper explanation of risks, failure rate, or alternatives
What We Do for You
We carry out a factual document review to help you understand what your paperwork shows and what questions may need to be raised.
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Gather and organise your documentation and case history
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Identify factual issues and inconsistencies in your documents
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Prepare a written factual findings report in plain English
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Provide self-help templates and general information where appropriate
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Signpost you to FCA-authorised or SRA-regulated professionals if regulated action is needed
We do not make claims, file complaints, seek termination, or negotiate on your behalf. All regulated matters should be handled by an authorised professional.
Regulatory Notice
Speak For You Ltd is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and is not regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
We do not provide debt advice, debt counselling, debt adjusting, credit broking, claims management, legal advice, or representation.
Our work is limited to factual document review, general information, administrative support, and self-help templates.
We do not recommend any debt solution, negotiate with creditors or insolvency practitioners, submit complaints on your behalf, or seek compensation for you.
Where regulated advice, legal representation, or claims management is required, you should use an FCA-authorised firm, licensed insolvency practitioner, FCA-authorised claims management company, or SRA-regulated solicitor.