Licensed Trustee in Bankruptcy - Serving Clients Throughout British Columbia

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Frequently Asked Questions

Must I Appear In Court?

<p>In the vast majority of bankruptcies and proposals it is not necessary to appear in court. The Trustee attends court on a regular basis to deal with a variety of matters but a debtor is rarely required to attend. The key exception to this is where a creditor opposes a debtor's discharge from bankruptcy.</p>

<p>In this case it is generally in the debtor's best interest to attend the hearing and or to obtain legal assistance to do so. Creditor oppositions are relatively rare and the need to obtain a lawyer is also uncommon. We can provide you with further details on the process should this situation arise.</p>

<p>It will be necessary to attend court if you are deemed to be a "Tax Debtor". Please refer to the "Terminology" section above for a definition of 'Tax Debtor'.</p>

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DISCLAIMER
All of the information on this website is provided as general information to those seeking general answers to their questions.

This information should not be construed as professional advice.

Every insolvency situation is different and the outcome of each will very depending on its unique circumstances.

Do not rely on this information, or take any steps which are based upon this information without first seeking professional advice.

To obtain specific professional advice a questionnaire must be completed and a personal evaluation conducted by our Trustee.