What happens if I can no longer continue my business due to overwhelming debt?
The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy reported a 58.3% increase in Canadian business insolvency filings in [...]
Starting 2023 with a Financial Fresh Start
We likely all welcomed the lifting of pandemic restrictions and the return to in-person activities in 2022. [...]
Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy’s (“OSB”) 2021 Canadian Consumer Debtor Profile
Almost every person that I consult with about a personal bankruptcy or proposal has unique circumstances or [...]
Undischarged Bankrupt – What Does It Mean?
One of the more popular searches reaching our website is for the term “undischarged bankrupt” so I [...]
Who Goes to See a Licensed Insolvency Trustee? March 11, 2022
Back in 2018, I wrote a series of blogs on “Who goes to see a Licensed Insolvency [...]
Causes of Financial Difficulty
People can be hard on themselves when they are unable to pay their debt obligations. They often [...]
The Canada Revenue Agency and Bankruptcy (What You Need to Know)
April can be a very stressful time if you know you will owe taxes when you file [...]
Why Should I File for Bankruptcy with Taylor Leibow Inc.?
Making the decision to consult a Licensed Insolvency Trustee to file an assignment in bankruptcy is a [...]
What happens if someone co-signed one of my debts?
Filing a personal assignment in bankruptcy or consumer proposal will immediately provide you relief from most creditor’s [...]
What Happens When You File for Bankruptcy?
The majority of personal bankruptcies are voluntarily filed by a debtor (the person who owes money) to [...]
