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Can I File For Bankruptcy Anywhere In Canada?

Is there any limit on where a person can file bankruptcy in Canada?

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Can Furniture Bought On A Credit Card Be Repossessed?

I purchased furniture on my credit card. If I go bankrupt, can my creditor repossess my furniture?

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Can CIBC Visa Garnish My Wages?

In BC, most creditors (including Visa) have to obtain a court judgment against you before they can garnish your wages.

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Can I Get Credit While Im In Bankruptcy

Can a bankrupt obtain credit while in bankruptcy? What types of credit are available?

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Can A Creditor Delay My Discharge?

I am a second time bankrupt. Can CRA keep undischarged for longer than 12 months?

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Dealing With Personal Income Taxes And The Canada Revenue Agency

Personal income tax debt is a huge problem for both salaried and self-employed Canadians. The question is: why?

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What Happens At The Second Counselling Session?

Remember Simon and Molly? Last month they completed their first bankruptcy counselling session.

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What Happens At The First Counselling Session?

When an individual or couple files a consumer proposal or an assignment in bankruptcy, the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act requires the completion of two financial counselling sessions with a Registered Insolvency Counsellor.

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Consumer Proposal Payment Terms

A Consumer Proposal is a formal, legally binding process which involves a reduction of unsecured debt, or an extension of time for repayment of the debt or both.

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The Cost Of Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy isn’t free, but it may be the life changing debt solution you’re looking for.

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