Vaudreuil-Dorion Office

Bankruptcy Trustee in Vaudreuil-Dorion

To relieve the pressure of your debts, all you need to do is call on a team of licensed bankruptcy trustees who have great expertise. Free yourself from your debts!

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M. Roy & Associés – Licensed Insolvency Trustee Located in Vaudreuil-Dorion

By placing your trust in M. Roy & Associés, you benefit from a team of licensed insolvency trustees and financial reorganization advisors who will help you overcome your financial difficulties. Together, we find the best solution to allow you to start fresh and catch your breath without being overwhelmed by debt. We have the best solutions for you, a consumer proposal may be a good alternative as it allows you to reduce the volume of your monthly payments.

If this first option does not suit your situation, we can guide you towards personal bankruptcy. This alternative will allow you to eliminate your debts and start anew.

Process

Do you want to erase your debts and escape debt collection?
Would you like to find a way to repay your debts without risking seizure?
If you are facing an over-indebtedness problem, solutions are available for you!

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 Restore Your Credit Rating
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Our Solutions

Debt Consolidation

This debt management solution involves a financial institution granting you a loan to repay all of your creditors and thus reduce your level of indebtedness.

Personal Bankruptcy

Personal bankruptcy is a last resort option to reduce debts when all other solutions have failed.

Consumer Proposal

The consumer proposal is an option that allows you to negotiate a reduction in your debts based on your budgetary capacity, in order to be able to pay a reduced amount.

Commercial Bankruptcy

Commercial bankruptcy occurs when the business is no longer financially viable, and involves the liquidation of assets to repay creditors.

Business Proposal

The Business proposal is an option to reduce debt by negotiating a mutually acceptable payment agreement for both parties involved.

Construction Insolvency

With new restrictions on mortgage lending, construction companies need to prepare for longer payment terms. Don’t let these difficulties overwhelm you.

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17 Bd de la Cité-des-Jeunes bureau 200, Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC J7V 9S6, 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 do bankruptcy trustees do?

Bankruptcy trustees are professionals whose profession is also known as licensed insolvency trustees (LITs). They help individuals and companies in financial difficulty to overcome overindebtedness. Their profession is regulated by the federal government, and they play a crucial role in the insolvency proceedings.

When you deal with a trustee in bankruptcy, he or she will assess your financial situation. They will then explain the various insolvency options available to you and advise you on the solution best suited to your situation. Consumer proposals and personal bankruptcy are among the options available to most individuals.

Once you have chosen an insolvency option, your trustee administers the rest of the process to ensure that it is carried out in accordance with the law. This includes contacting your creditors and collecting your assets. The same goes for distributing funds to creditors and obtaining the necessary court orders.

One of the most important functions of a licensed insolvency trustee is to protect the interests of both debtors and creditors. From the moment your trustee becomes involved in your case, they will act as an impartial intermediary between you and your creditors. They will ensure that the rights of all parties are respected and that the insolvency process proceeds fairly.

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