Helping you understand if a legal debt challenge is right for you.

If you're struggling with consumer credit debt (credit cards, personal loans, store cards, catalogue, overdraft), a legal debt challenge may be an option worth exploring.

We'll explain the process, assess whether it may be suitable for your circumstances, and answer your questions clearly and honestly. If appropriate, we'll introduce you to our ONE trusted legal partner.

How It Works

1. Tell Us About Your Situation

Complete the short form with some basic information about your circumstances.

2. We Assess Whether a Legal Debt Challenge May Be an Option

We'll review your information, explain the process, and answer any questions you may have.

3. Introduction to our legal partner

If we believe a legal debt challenge may be suitable, we'll introduce you to our legal partner to begin the next stage of the process. No selling your information - and you won’t receive multiple calls.

4. Decide What's Right for You

You'll have the information you need to make an informed decision, without pressure or obligation.

Find out whether a Legal Debt Challenge Is an Option

Whether you're looking for answers now or you want to understand your options, we're here to help.

Why People Contact Rebalance Debt Solutions

  • We explain the process in plain English.

  • We focus on education before introductions.

  • We work with one trusted legal partner.

  • We communicate through email, message, and WhatsApp.

  • We help people understand their options without pressure.

UNDERSTAND YOUR DEBT - what’s it going to cost you?

DEBT CALCULATOR

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. Our role is to help you understand your options so you can decide what's right for you.

  • We'll review your information, assess whether a legal debt challenge may be an option, and explain the next steps.

  • Not necessarily. We can communicate through email, messages, and WhatsApp during the early stages. But we are always happy to chat - we want to make sure you this is 100% the right path for you.

  • No. Every situation is different, which is why understanding your circumstances is the first step.