Continuing with part 5 of our 5-part series on Bankruptcy 101, we now explore life after bankruptcy.

Where an individual has been bankrupt in the previous decade, and currently is under a significant debt load again, can he file for a second bankruptcy? If so, will monies owed to Canada Revenue Agency be written off or does income tax debt survive a...

Continuing with part 4 of our 5-part series on Bankruptcy 101, we now explore the transition of being discharged from bankruptcy.

Continuing with part 3 of our 5-part series on Bankruptcy 101, we now explore the duties and obligations of the individual in bankruptcy

just wondering if someone files bankruptcy - then receives a letter in the mail months later - from the company they have used to file with - showing an addendum to the original -extending due to excess income - without the signature or knowledge of the...

If I file a consumer proposal how long will I have to make payments?

How long does a third time bankruptcy last in Saskatchewan?

Continuing with part 2 of our 5-part series on Bankruptcy 101, we now explore the process of filing for bankruptcy.

Many people in financial difficulty don’t realize that there are options other than bankruptcy. A trustee has a responsibility to go through all of these options with you. This 5-part series is meant to provide a general overview of bankruptcy.

A description of the information you should bring to the initial meeting with a Trustee to review your options.