Longueuil Office

Bankruptcy Trustee in Longueuil

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M. Roy & Associés – Licensed Insolvency Trustee Serving Longueuil

If you are experiencing financial difficulties, our teams of licensed insolvency trustees and financial reorganization advisors located in Longueuil can help you. We will guide you towards the most effective method for starting a new debt-free beginning. The consumer proposal represents a good alternative for you to reduce the amount of your monthly payments.

If the proposal is not possible in your situation, personal bankruptcy would be a solution to regain your financial freedom and, more importantly, to eliminate your debts.

Process

Are you looking for a risk-free repayment plan to avoid seizure?
Are you caught in a cycle of excessive debt?
We have the perfect solution for you!

How Does It Work?

1
We Establish a Clear and Structured Plan
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We Assist You and Consolidate Your Debt
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We Help You Restore Your Credit Rating
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Our Solutions

Debt Consolidation

This is a debt management option where a financial institution grants you a loan that will be used to pay off all of your creditors.

Personal Bankruptcy

Personal bankruptcy is considered as a last resort solution as it allows for a reduction of a portion of your debts. It is considered when other options are not viable.

Consumer Proposal

Personal bankruptcy is considered a last resort to reduce a portion of your debts, as it is only considered when other options are not viable.

Commercial Bankruptcy

When a company is no longer profitable, commercial bankruptcy is considered. This solution involves the trustee liquidating the company’s assets to repay the creditors.

Business Proposal

The Business proposal is a debt reduction solution that involves negotiation to obtain a mutually acceptable payment agreement for both parties.

Construction Insolvency

Don’t wait until your construction company defaults. Let our team take charge of your financial recovery.

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To Contact Us

1969 Rue Sainte-Hélène, Longueuil, QC, Canada
Office opening hours
Monday to Thursday – 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Friday – 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
*Evening appointments available

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FAQ

What is the role of bankruptcy trustees?

Licensed bankruptcy trustee in insolvency (LIT) are key players in the bankruptcy and insolvency process. Their main objective is to facilitate the resolution of financial problems encountered by debtors, whether individuals or companies. They act as intermediaries between debtors and creditors, encouraging dialogue and the search for acceptable solutions.

By assessing debtors’ financial health, trustees determine whether bankruptcy is the appropriate solution, or whether another option, such as a consumer proposal, would be better suited to the situation. When bankruptcy is unavoidable, they manage the liquidation of the assets of the indebted person or company. The funds obtained are used to repay creditors.

Being regulated by the government, bankruptcy trustees are bound by strict ethical guidelines. Their essential role is to assist indebted persons in a fair and structured manner throughout the bankruptcy process. In this way, they guarantee fair and impartial treatment for all parties involved.

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