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Why File Consumer Proposal
Why File Consumer Proposals? People choose to file consumer proposals for different reasons.  The most common are: To Stop Garnishments Consumer proposals stop garnishments immediately.  The moment that your Trustee files your Consumer Proposal with the Office of the...
RRSPs and Bankruptcy or Proposals
15.10.2014
RRSPs Did you know that when declaring bankruptcy in Ontario that RRSP contributions made more than 12 months ago are exempt from seizure?  That's ri...
Bankruptcy And Your Partner
14.10.2014
Whether you have a husband, wife, partner, spouse, girlfriend, or boyfriend, we always recommend sharing your financial situation and facing it togeth...
Bankruptcy with your spouse
13.10.2014
We often meet with husbands and wives together and always take the time to understand the  financial situation of the family unit before providing pro...
Bankruptcy vs. Consumer Proposal
9.10.2014
It's a common question received by Trustees: "Bankruptcy vs. Consumer Proposal - What's the difference?"  While we've highlighted the most significant...
Insolvency for Tax Practitioners
7.10.2014
Tax payers become non-compliant with the CRA for a variety of reasons.  This often leads to arbitrary assessments, garnishments, liens being registere...
Can I claim bankruptcy twice?
3.10.2014
Yes, you can claim bankruptcy twice or for a second time.  The process is the exact same as your first time except that it takes longer to be discharg...
How to Pay Off Debt
2.10.2014
How to Pay Off Debt There isn't usually a single best way to pay off debt quickly.  Instead, there are a number of tactics that you can employ to get...
How Bankruptcy Works
1.10.2014
How does Bankruptcy work?  It's a common question that we here every day.  While the legislation regulating bankruptcy is lengthy, the typical process...