
Can You Cancel a Consumer Proposal?
A consumer proposal could be cancelled in a number of ways, including withdrawn by debtor, rejected by creditors, deemed annulment or court
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A consumer proposal could be cancelled in a number of ways, including withdrawn by debtor, rejected by creditors, deemed annulment or court
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Certificate of Full Performance means you have completed all responsibilities in a consumer proposal
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Find out what happens if your consumer proposal becomes deemed annulled and the options available.
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Find out about the role of the Consumer Proposal Administrator and how they work with debtors and creditors.
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Do I have to include all my creditors in a consumer proposal or can I pick and choose?
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Key Takeaways Bankruptcy is for honest but unfortunate debtors to find relief from their debts. Declaring bankruptcy is a significant...
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What happens to debt when you die in Canada? Will it go to my family? This article explores these questions and more concerns
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A common worry before filing a consumer proposal is how it will affect my partner
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Find out what life looks like after you complete your consumer proposal
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If you don't pay your taxes in Canada you could face some severe consequences. Find out about your obligations as a Canadian resident.
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What if your finances change after filing a consumer proposal? Learn more about your options
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Find out whether it is possible to file multiple consumer proposals and what you need to know before doing so.
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