Are bankruptcies of properties or businesses published? If so, where are they published?
If you're referring to public sales, the answer is that these cases aren't always publicly advertised, as the properties are often handed over to the mortgage lender.
When they are advertised, it's usually in the newspapers of the regions concerned.
When they are advertised, it's usually in the newspapers of the regions concerned.
Questions reliées
- A few weeks ago, I went to a trustee's office for an initial, informal meeting to better understand the "option" of personal bankruptcy, which I believe would be the solution to my debt problem. I didn't get all the answers I was hoping for: no written information or website was provided, and my own research in this area was unsuccessful. I pay child support to my ex-partner for custody of our two daughters. We reached an out-of-court agreement to determine the amount. Do I need to provide proof of the judgment? Who will determine what assets are subject to seizure and who will inventory them? Will the trustee be obligated to review my bank account to find "interesting expenses" over the past few months? I feel quite overwhelmed by the responsibilities that bankruptcy entails.
- A number of circumstances have led to me currently being on social assistance. I met with a trustee for personal bankruptcy. He's asking me for $100 a month for 17 months, which leaves me with $70 a week to feed three people! This is my first bankruptcy, and it's for less than $20,000. Could there be a mistake? It's impossible for me to pay such a large amount monthly. Furthermore, he's asking for an initial $100 payment upon signing, which I obviously don't have. What should I do?
- Can an individual who has declared personal bankruptcy keep their casino and lottery winnings? I checked the websites of Revenu Québec and the CRA: lottery winnings are not taxable and would not be considered winnings. There doesn't seem to be any legislation on this subject in bankruptcy law. If there is, where can I find this legislation?
- Can I change my property manager?
- Currently, I receive Quebec Pension Plan benefits and the Guaranteed Income Supplement. I am 67 years old. After source deductions, I receive approximately $1,600 in total. I own no assets except my old vehicle. What would happen with the tax authorities if I didn't have any taxes withheld at source? Would Revenu Québec and the Canada Revenue Agency use my pension payments to repay them?