Bankruptcy Trustees Offering Free Consultation

Talk to an expert. It is free.

Is bankruptcy really your best plan for escaping the crushing burden of debt? Or, is there a different solution that will work better for you? - The answer will depend on the specific circumstances of your case. That is why we recommend that you talk to an expert, a Bankruptcy Trustee, before making final decision.

A number of Bankruptcy Trustees offer a free initial consultation. Here we provide a list of federally licensed Canadian Bankruptcy Trustees that will meet with you, discuss your situation with you, and advise you about your options, all at no charge. Once you know what your alternatives are, you will be able to make an informed decision as to what your next step should be.

To find a trustee in your area, please start by clicking on your province in the list below:

	Alberta
	British Columbia
	Manitoba
	New Brunswick
	Newfoundland & Labrador
	Nova Scotia
	Ontario
	Prince Edward Island
	Quebec
	Saskatchewan

Who are Bankruptcy Trustees?

If you file personal bankruptcy in Canada, a bankruptcy trustee is appointed to administer your bankruptcy estate.

All Canadian bankruptcy trustees are licensed by the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy, a division of the federal government.

Most bankruptcy trustees have a university degree, and many trustees also have an accounting background. It takes on average five years of training, courses, and practical experience to obtain a trustee's license.

In Canada, there are approximately 1,000 licensed bankruptcy trustees.

All bankruptcy trustees listed on MoneyProblems.ca will provide you with a no-charge initial consultation. They will explain all of your alternatives to help you decide whether or not a bankruptcy is the correct option for you.