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what can be considered

if I have outstanding credit card account, lawyer’s bill, and overdue taxes (city) can these be put into a consumer proposal

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One Response to “what can be considered”

A licensed trustee said...

No – a proposal will not clear up city (property) taxes if you are still in the house. These must be dealt with directly as they represent a charge against the house.

The credit card and the lawyer’s bill (assuming you don’t need the lawyer for any further work) may be included and dealt with in a consumer proposal.

Put together a list of all of your debts and go through it in detail with your trustee BEFORE you file.