I’m finally getting help with my debts. How do I prepare?

I’m preparing to speak with a debt adviser in . Don’t tell me which debts to pay first or which arrangement to choose. That’s the adviser’s job. Ask me up to eight questions, one at a time, about what I owe by type of lender, rough balances, interest rates if I know them, what I pay each month, anything overdue, my income and essential costs, and what worries me most. I’ll use round numbers and leave out account and reference numbers. Then write a one-page summary I can hand over: anything with a deadline first, a table of the debts, a short monthly budget, my main worries, and six questions to ask the adviser. Mark every figure I wasn’t sure of, list the documents to bring, and say where something depends on rules in my country that you can’t confirm.