I'm considering declaring bankruptcy. The mortgage on my condo is too large and I can't afford to pay. Along with credit cards and loans that I can't pay because of the high mortage payments. What I want to know is.... what happens to my mortage when I declare bankruptcy? Will I lose my condo?

As the price of post-secondary education continues to rise, along with cost of living, many students find themselves struggling financially both during the course of their studies and upon entering a very competitive job market upon graduation.

How does a bankruptcy apply to an insured mortgage?

There are differences between bankruptcies and consumer proposals across the provinces and I would encourage individuals struggling with financial difficulty to consult with a trustee such as myself who is resident in their particular province

With summer over and kids returning to school, many Ontario families are getting back into the regular schedule of life, with all the busyness that entails. This is also often the time when we turn our thoughts toward the rest of the year and what we hope to accomplish before 2016 arrives.

As unemployment continues to roll through Saskatchewan and the value of Canadian oil continues to slump on the global market, households across the province are finding themselves on the bring of financial ruin.

A brief description of the term Surplus Income (Reposted).

A quick description of what the term "Surplus Income" means in a bankruptcy.

There’s no denying the facts. Given the significant effect the downturn in the oil & gas industry has had across Alberta and Saskatchewan, many businesses are struggling to stay afloat.

I never got my discharge from my bankruptcy, what do I do?