Specifically, the article discusses (1) the statutory framework that could allow using governmental entities» expanded statutes of limitations in the bankruptcy context and (2) the differing reasoning applied by those courts that have considered
whether bankruptcy trustees and debtors in possession may take advantage of these beneficial statutes of limitation.
A federal appeals court has considered
whether a bankruptcy trustee can void an Ohio mortgage because of the mortgage's failure to meet the state's requirement of two witnesses.
Not exact matches
If you're unsure
whether your debts are joint or you're wondering how a joint
bankruptcy or consumer proposal process works, contact a licensed Trustee in Bankruptcy to review your situation and discuss all of you
bankruptcy or consumer proposal process works, contact a licensed
Trustee in
Bankruptcy to review your situation and discuss all of you
Bankruptcy to review your situation and discuss all of your options.
Your
bankruptcy trustee will decide
whether to liquidate assets involved or not.
If you are considering filing a more formal debt relief option, your
bankruptcy trustee will ask you about your debts in order to help you decide
whether bankruptcy or a consumer proposal make the most sense for you.
As you can see, there are many factors that will impact your decision on
whether or not you should file
bankruptcy or a consumer proposal so it is important to disclose everything to your
trustee, and to ask a lot of questions so that you fully understand the process.
A list of your expenses each month is very helpful, so that your
trustee can advise you as to
whether or not a
bankruptcy, consumer proposal or another solution is most affordable for you.
Bankruptcy Canada is a free service provided by bankruptcy trustees in Canada to explain how bankruptcy works, how you can avoid bankruptcy, and helps you decide whether bankruptcy is the right option for you and yo
Bankruptcy Canada is a free service provided by
bankruptcy trustees in Canada to explain how bankruptcy works, how you can avoid bankruptcy, and helps you decide whether bankruptcy is the right option for you and yo
bankruptcy trustees in Canada to explain how
bankruptcy works, how you can avoid bankruptcy, and helps you decide whether bankruptcy is the right option for you and yo
bankruptcy works, how you can avoid
bankruptcy, and helps you decide whether bankruptcy is the right option for you and yo
bankruptcy, and helps you decide
whether bankruptcy is the right option for you and yo
bankruptcy is the right option for you and your family.
To determine
whether or not your RRSP is locked in, or
whether or not you would lose your RRSP in
bankruptcy, you should gather all of the paperwork related to the RRSP, and contact a Licensed Insolvency
Trustee for a free consultation.
Whether or not that amount is enough to cause a
bankruptcy trustee to liquidate the property and give the proceeds to the creditors is left up to the
trustee.
Upon filing a
bankruptcy, you are required to deliver to the
Trustee, for cancellation, all credit cards that you have in your possession or have control of, regardless of
whether or not there is an amount owing on it.
In answer to the bloggers question about where you to find out
whether or not your Chapter 7 is an asset or non asset case, the
bankruptcy trustee will notify all parties concerned if there are assets in the case.
She worried
whether or not the
bankruptcy court
trustee would allow the husband to buy a house while still married to her as a filer.
At your free initial consultation your
trustee will ask you for some information to fully evaluate your situation, so you can decide
whether or not to file
bankruptcy in Canada.
If you are struggling with debt, talk to one of our licensed Ontario
bankruptcy trustees about how to declare
bankruptcy and
whether it is the right option for you.
We will arrange for a confidential free initial consultation with one of our knowledgeable Licensed Insolvency
Trustees to discuss your financial situation, and help you to determine
whether a consumer proposal or
bankruptcy may be the right choice for you.
The primary parties involved in an insolvency proceeding (
whether it is a proposal or a
bankruptcy) are the debtor, the creditors, and the licensed insolvency
trustee.
The debtor will supply the
trustee with a list of all legal actions against them (
whether pending, started, or completed) and the parties involved are given notice that a filing for a proposal or a
bankruptcy has been made and that the stay is in place.
Deciding
whether or not you should file
bankruptcy is where the expertise of your
trustee can help.
The
Bankruptcy & Insolvency Act clearly sets out how to calculate the required payment and your bankruptcy trustee is required to report to the Court whether or not those payments have
Bankruptcy & Insolvency Act clearly sets out how to calculate the required payment and your
bankruptcy trustee is required to report to the Court whether or not those payments have
bankruptcy trustee is required to report to the Court
whether or not those payments have been made.
A Sands & Associates
Trustee will meet with you at no charge to review how
bankruptcy legislation works and help you assess
whether personal
bankruptcy, or another debt consolidation option is the ideal debt solution for you.
Court of Appeal hearing due April 2016 — in the light of the April 2015 pension flexibilities, this is an important forthcoming decision on
whether trustees in
bankruptcy can oblige bankrupt individuals to access DC funds under the new flexibilities, to enhance creditors» returns.
A week later, the second case Mr Mark Sands (as
Trustee in
Bankruptcy of Mr Tarlochan Singh) v Mr Tarlochan Singh & Others [2016] EWHC 636 (Ch), [2016] All ER (D) 209 (Mar) revisited (along with other matters) the issue of
whether a sealed financial order and a consequential deed of trust dealing in the former matrimonial home could be set aside on the basis that it was either a transaction at an undervalue for the purposes of s 339 of IA 1986.
Vanessa acts for a wide client base including lenders (mainstream, second - tier and alternative finance), insolvency practitioners (
whether as Liquidator, Administrator, Supervisor, or
Trustee in
Bankruptcy), receivers (fixed charge and LPA), directors, creditors and private individuals.
The High Court has considered a recent Court of Appeal ruling on
whether trustees in
bankruptcy should be able to deploy privileged documents in the discharge of their duties.