After Bankruptcy: Answers to Questions

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employment

I am trying to get into the armed forces and I may have to claim bankruptcy after I am in. Do they have the right to fire me? Posted from: Ontario

Elena

If I get married after filing for bankruptcy, can I still sponsor my fiance If i married him? Posted from: Ontario

rrsp use

Now RRSP`s are safe but any restrictions on using/cashing in after bankruptcy? Posted from: British Columbia

If my employer will be nocited after I file a bankruptcy?

I have some credit card debts and I believe I will probably default. Since I am a financial advisor, I am worried that I may lose my job because of bankruptcy. I wonder if my employer will be noticed after the bankruptcy is filed. Thanks Posted from: Alberta

Buying a car for my sister

Can I give my sister who` is in bankruptcy (14 months ago) a car that is worth $10,000.00 as a gift. Posted from: Alberta

Establishing credit

Does it rebuild my credit if I get a new vehicle with a co-signer, or will this do nothing for my credit rating Posted from: Ontario

Inheritance After Discharge

I will be discharged from bankruptcy at the end of this week (uncontested, first time). I just got notice that I am entitled to a small inheritance but must fill out paperwork and wait for my brothers to do the same. I spoke with the (inheritance) lawyer, he thinks the earliest I would get the […]

GST cheques

I filed for bankruptcy a little over 5 years ago. I was required to pay the trustee 10,000.00 – 160.00 per month – during this time all my GST refund cheques went to the trustee – now that the 10,000.00 is paid, I never received my last GST cheque – when I inquired with revenue […]

car lease

I filed for bankruptcy last October have since been discharged. When I filed, I had a car lease which I continued to pay each month but I never reaffirmed the lease , now the vehicle is due back and they say I owe 1200 dollars for a scratch on the bumper and some rust do […]

bankruptcy

I understand that I may initially pay a trustee fee at the onset of the bankruptcy. After completing the 21 months, it there another fee involved and, if so, how is it calculated. Posted from: Ontario

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