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It is not unusual for residents of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia to find themselves in financial distress. Most people will fall into a rut financially at one time or another, so there is no need to be embarrassed. If you are a resident of Dartmouth and have begun thinking about bankruptcy, here are some things to keep in mind before making your decision:
Most people file for bankruptcy when they begin to fall progressively behind on monthly payments.
Most of your assets will need to be given over to a trustee in exchange for the elimination of your debts. Some items can be saved from liquidation, but the list of items differs in each province. Contact a licensed bankruptcy trustee in Dartmouth for a list of items in your area.
Most, if not all of your debts will be eliminated, but it will be much more difficult for you to acquire credit in the future.
You are eligible for bankruptcy if you owe more than $1,000.
Fees are calculated according to your family size, your assets, and your monthly income. Trustee fees are determined by the government.
Should I file for bankruptcy on my own?
The bankruptcy process is quite involved and has the potential to confuse people. Please give us a call today to arrange a preliminary consultation free of charge. We will review the process with you, and ensure that you are making the correct choices for you.
