Currently, if you ended your studies less than 10 years before you start a bankruptcy, the bankruptcy will not release you from your obligation to repay the student loans.

Under the new Family Law Act of BC, I am now considered a common-law spouse. Am I responsible for my common-law spouse’s debts?

If I apply for bankruptcy, will that include whatever I owe the government as well? Such as Motor Vehicle?

Does a bankrupt get to keep their RRSPs regardless of the amount, in a bankruptcy?

Recently, a number of our clients have been rather shocked to find out that debt they thought was unsecured was, in fact, secured on their home.

Let’s take a look at the myths and the facts about bankruptcy.

I was reading an article in the Globe and Mail entitled Markets are Flush, rates are low and I fear it will all end in tears and it occurred to me that this is relevant to my experience as a Trustee in Bankruptcy for one simple reason.

I have two properties one is a primary residence and the other is a rental. The renters put a grow op in the basement and it was seized. I can't afford to fix the house and the mortgage is higher than the house is worth. Can I file for bankruptcy after foreclosure? Will I lose my primary home?

Hi, Can someone declare Bankruptcy even though they are unemployed? Thanks.

A comment on the number of bankruptcy and proposal filings in Canada over the last twelve months.