Consumer Proposals: Answers to Questions

Most Recent ‘Consumer Proposals’ Posts

Can the terms of the proposal be amended at the request of the creditors?

Can the terms of the proposal be amended at the request of the creditors if the ‘proposer’s’ circumstances change ie: there is an inheritance or a change in income during the proposal period? Posted from: Ontario

Steve.m

I just recived the annulmemt of my consumer proposal . I want to know if ther is a chance to reinstate it or not what are my other options aside from banckrupcy Posted from: Ontario

work for a bank

can i file a consumer proposal if i work for td and they are one of my creditors i owe money to? Posted from: Ontario

avoid bankruptcy?

i declared bankruptcy in 2004, i am in the same situation, can i avoid a second bankruptcy thru a consumer proposal Posted from: New Brunswick

withdraw RRSP whild on Consumer Proposal

I would like to know if I can withdraw my group RRSP to pay my consumers proposal fee? Posted from: Ontario

resp question

can i save my kids resp in case of proposal Posted from: Ontario

Court Claim and Consumer Proposal

I have been considering a consumer proposal for some time now but haven’t had the opportunity to gather all my documentation and make an appointment to see a trustee. One of my creditors has just filed a claim with the Ontario courts for the debt I owe them and I have 20 days to file […]

creditor

Once the consumer proposal has gone into effect and the debtor pays one of the creditors a cash amount without informing the other creditors, does this make the consumer proposal void? Posted from: British Columbia

Single or Married

Is there a difference between claiming married over single in a consumer proposal or does it matter? With the number of $ 1900 your allowed to make that would be for single is that different for married with children? Posted from: Ontario

Mr. Rose

Can you switch from consumer proposal to bankruptcy and vice versa? Posted from: Ontario

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