Bankruptcy and addiction often go hand in hand. Sometimes addiction can cause money issues, which ultimately lead to Bankruptcy. In other situations, the stress of extreme debt and the thought of filing for Bankruptcy can fuel addictive behaviors. Whether you’ve…
Business Bankruptcy in Canada is primarily governed by the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (BIA), a federal statute that provides the legal framework for Bankruptcies and insolvencies in the country. The BIA outlines various options for businesses facing financial distress, with…
Bankruptcy is not the only option when your business is in financial trouble. A Division 1 Proposal can help you avoid Bankruptcy and get your business back on track. You’re certainly not ready to walk away. But it’s becoming clear…
If you’re behind on your mortgage payments, you may be wondering whether filing Bankruptcy can help save your home. Foreclosure is an undesirable outcome for both you and the lender. What can you do? Can Bankruptcy hurt you or help…
The Parliament of Canada allows insolvent companies to restructure their finances through the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA). The act allows a troubled corporation to potentially avoid the consequences of bankruptcy. Not only is it in the best interest of…
Can Ontario’s bankruptcy exemptions protect your most valuable assets? Indeed, they can. One of the most pervasive myths about bankruptcy is that you cannot file when you have assets you’d like to keep. This is simply not true. The purpose…
Did you know that an Ontario bankruptcy is not your only option when you have too much debt? It’s true...you actually have three main options. And...did you know that the only person to help you with all three options is…
The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act of Canada (BIA) is a nationwide statute. The BIA regulates bankruptcy and insolvency across Canada. It defines the legal bankruptcy process, among other things, to protect both individuals and their creditors. The BIA regulates: Bankruptcy…
The Bankruptcy Assistance Program The Bankruptcy Assistance Program (BAP) is designed to help make bankruptcy affordable for debtors who cannot afford the fees of a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT). It permits people who do not have the funds to cover…
During the pandemic, it seems as though Canadians have been given a pass on monthly bill payments. So can bill collectors still call during Covid-19? The government, as well as the banks and lenders, are, thankfully, offering all types of…
