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Which of my assets can be part of my bankruptcy estate?

I recently have been declared a bankrupt however I still have a lot of assets that I can sell to be part of my bankruptcy estate. The Official Assignee adviced me to sell my assets so that I can easily be discharged from bankruptcy but I don't know whcih of my assets could help me form part of my bankruptcy estate.

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    Anything of value at the datto your bankruptcy estate. of making the Bankruptcy Order or after the making of the Bankruptcy order can form a part of your bankruptcy estate. Gifts given to you prior to your discharge from bankruptcy can also be part of your bankruptcy estate. Proceeds obtained from the from the sale of your assets, excluding the value of the secured debt will be remitted

    2020.03.24 15:44

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