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- Debt_relief_order comment "In the United Kingdom, Chapter 4 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 introduced debt relief orders (DROs) as a new form of insolvency. A DRO is a simplified, quicker and cheaper alternative to bankruptcy in the United Kingdom, suitable for debtors who have few or no assets (less than £300 and not homeowners) and little disposable income (less than £50 per month). It is possible to apply for a DRO without attending court and the fee is £90.".