Bankruptcy London Ontario

Hoyes, Michalos & Associates Inc. - London

Many people who are thinking of filing bankruptcy in London, Ontario do not like to come to downtown London because of the parking problem, the big buildings, and the smart looking business people. Good news: our London office is located at in a medical building near the hospital at 339 Wellington Road South (Unit 130) at the corner of Wellington and Baseline Roads, behind the TD Canada Trust. There's lots of free parking, and we are on the first floor, so you don't have to worry about stairs. We are at the end of the hall, just past the Pharmacy.

In our London bankruptcy office you will meet with our bankruptcy trustee, Joel Sandwith, Norma Yau, and with Susan Jung. Norma has been in the bankruptcy business for 16 years and a trustee for almost 11 years. She wants to make your visit as productive as possible and strives to set out a plan that solves your financial troubles. Susan also has many years experience, and looks forward to helping you solve your money problems.

Meeting with a bankruptcy trustee should not be an intimidating experience. You need to talk to someone who understands what you are going through; someone who can offer solutions; someone who will try to help.

Yes, many times the only two options are personal bankruptcy or consumer proposal, but if there is another, better option, be confident that Norma will discuss that with you. You will have time to think about what is best for you and to make the decision that best suits your situation. You will not be pressured into making a "quick" decision.

The entrance to the building is on the Baseline side. Please enter into the foyer, and go through the door on your right. Our office is located at the end of the hallway past the Pharmacy and the elevators.

Get all the information before deciding that bankruptcy is the only option. We provide the initial consultation at no charge so, make an appointment with Norma to discuss your problems, your options (including bankruptcy as well as proposals and other available alternatives to bankruptcy in London), and to work out the best solution.

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