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Does my spouses income count in a Consumer Proposal?

If I am filing a consumer proposal will I have to include my husbands income in the proposed payment plan?

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One Response to “Does my spouses income count in a Consumer Proposal?”

A licensed trustee said...

When you file a proposal or bankruptcy you are required to disclose the total household income. So, yes, you will have to disclose your spouse’s income and it may have an impact on your proposal terms.