Saint-Jérôme Office

Bankruptcy Trustee in St-Jerome

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M. Roy & Associés – Licensed Insolvency Trustee Located in Saint-Jerome

As soon as you begin the process with M. Roy & Associés, you benefit from a complete team of licensed insolvency trustees and financial reorganization advisors. Our mission is to support you through these financial challenges while finding the right strategy to help you envision a debt-free future. Even if you are in debt, there is a solution: the consumer proposal. This allows you to reduce the cost of your monthly payments.

In the event that this first option does not apply to your situation, it is still possible to file for personal bankruptcy. This is a process that erases all of your debt and allows you to regain control over your finances.

Process

Do you not know how to get rid of your debts without avoiding collection?
Would you like to repay without fearing the imminent risk of seizure?
Even in a situation of over-indebtedness, there are solutions!

How Does It Work?

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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 Rebuild Your Credit Score
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Our Solutions

Debt Consolidation

This is a debt repayment alternative that involves obtaining a loan from a financial institution to pay off all your creditors, with the aim of settling your overall debt.

Personal Bankruptcy

Personal bankruptcy is an extreme solution that allows for a reduction of debt, but it is generally considered a last resort when other debt management options have failed.

Consumer Proposal

The consumer proposal is a debt reduction option that involves negotiating a reduction of your debts based on your budgetary capacity, so that you can pay a reduced amount.

Commercial Bankruptcy

Commercial bankruptcy occurs when the company is no longer financially viable, and it involves the trustee liquidating the company’s assets to repay creditors.

Business Proposal

The Business proposal is a debt reduction option that involves negotiating a payment agreement that is agreeable to all parties, with the aim of reducing your debt.

Construction Insolvency

Our advisors offer you specific solutions to ensure the financial health of your construction company by intervening at the first signs of difficulty.

The Solution to Every Problem Starts With a First Step!

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2 Rue St Christophe, Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Y 3N6, 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

Can you file for bankruptcy without a trustee?

In Québec, the process of filing for bankruptcy involves working with a licensed insolvency trustee (LIT). A licensed insolvency trustee is a professional who is authorized by the government to administer bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings.

The trustee plays a crucial role in the bankruptcy process, including assessing your financial situation, distributing assets to creditors, and ensuring that the bankruptcy proceedings comply with the applicable laws and regulations.

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