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Bankruptcy to avoid divorce

I am in the middle of property division with my ex commonlaw partner.

I think he may use bankruptcy to avoid the loan that he has to pay me plus the property settlement.

How can I find out if he has filed for bankruptcy?

Thanks.

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One Response to “Bankruptcy to avoid divorce”

A licensed trustee said...

Contact the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy and ask them whether or not they have field and if so, which trustee is handling the file.