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consumer proposal and bankruptcy

If I default on a consumer proposal between my ex-wife (we are separatred) and myself do I or can I declare bankruptcy after the default?

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A licensed trustee said...

Yes, you may. You may contact the trustee that assisted with your proposal, or you may switch to a new trustee, if you want to.