If a small Corporation declares bankruptcy, is it made public information? If it is, how is it made public? Is it printed in the newspaper, or can it be accessed on the internet, and where? Thank you very much.

Hi they have sent most of my dept to collections i will have enough money in 2 weeks to pay all my dept but seeing as my credit is gone should i try consumer proposal or something else do you have any advise dept is roughly 50,000

I am married. If I file for personal bankruptcy I understand that I can keep a portion of my earnings and some of it goes to payment of my creditors. Would my wife's income and income of other people in my family be added to my income to calculate how much is paid to the creditors? Thank you, Glen

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