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Patti

I have no alternative to go bankrupt as I am no longer working and have debts close to $50,000. I am only getting a small pension each month and will be applying for a disability amount with the BC government which will just cover my monthly bills e.g.. rent, food, transportation. I am not able to work due to disabilities. Unfortunately this will be my third time going bankrupt. What will bankruptcy cost me and how will this affect my life?

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One Response to “Patti”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

A third time bankruptcy is a very unique process. As such to get an answer to this question you will need to contact a local trustee.