M. Roy & Associés – Licensed Insolvency Trustee Located in Sainte-Thérèse
From the moment you begin proceedings with M. Roy & Associés, you benefit from the services of a specialized team of licensed insolvency trustees and financial reorganization consultants. Our aim is to support you in managing your financial problems, devising the best strategy to help you anticipate a debt-free future. No matter how complex your financial situation, there’s always a solution. For example, by choosing a consumer proposal you can reduce the cost of your monthly payments.
If this first solution doesn’t suit your situation, you can always opt for personal bankruptcy. The purpose of this method is to relieve you of all your debts, giving you back full control of your finances.
Process
Are you unsure of how best to manage your debts while respecting the collection process?
Would you like to repay your debts without fear of imminent seizure?
Solutions are still available, even in the event of overindebtedness.
How Does It Work?
We Establish a Clear and Structured Plan
We Assist You and Consolidate Your Debt
We Help You Restore Your Credit Rating
Our Solutions
Debt Consolidation
This method of debt repayment involves applying to a financial institution for a loan to pay off all your creditors. The aim is to resolve your entire debt.
Personal Bankruptcy
Personal bankruptcy represents a radical solution to debt reduction. It is generally seen as a last resort when other debt management strategies have failed.
Consumer Proposal
The consumer proposal involves negotiating a reduction in your debt by adjusting the amount to your budget capacity. This solution allows you to repay a smaller amount.
Commercial Bankruptcy
Commercial bankruptcy occurs when a company is no longer able to maintain its financial viability. The trustee then initiates a process to liquidate the company’s assets and reimburse creditors.
Business Proposal
A business proposal offers the possibility of reducing your debt by negotiating a payment agreement acceptable to all parties concerned.
Construction Insolvency
New mortgage rules are affecting payment times in the construction industry. Don’t let this situation lead to further financial problems.