My former employer has gone out of business or gone bankrupt. How do I get my wages back? There are a number of things you can do. If your former
An Insolvency Consultant Can Provide You Tips And Techniques To Avoid Bankruptcy
It is not uncommon for people to find that they need to live from one paycheck to the next and often it means that they are so strapped for cash as to
Find Out How To Get Your Bankruptcy in Canada Needs Fixed
There are certain aspects to bankruptcy in Canada that you must be conversant with such as the minimum requirements to file bankruptcy in Canada. In
Tenant Insolvency: Liquidation Sales
A lease agreement may contain a clause that prohibits on-site liquidation, or bankruptcy sales. Many landlords believe that on-site sales will cause
Tenant Insolvency: Landlord’s Claim
The BIA provides landlords with a preferred claim for arrears of rent in the three months immediately preceding the date of bankruptcy and a claim for
Tenant Insolvency: What is Rent
The Trustee is obligated to pay “rent” only. The lease agreement should be read carefully to determine what is included in the calculation of rent.
Tenant Insolvency: Priority over Bailiff
Commercial tenants who are behind in their rent payments are subject to having the landlord seize their inventory or other chattels. The landlord will
Landlord Insolvency: Using a Bailiff
When a landlord is considering distraining or terminating a tenant’s occupancy, he is likely to use the services of a bailiff. The distress against or
Tenant Insolvency: What Happens When the Wrong Goods are Sold?
Occasionally we do not receive any assistance from the debtor in determining which assets, if any, do not belong to them. The BIA allows for a person