Overseas travel is allowed during this period, whether it is for leisure or for work. However, you need to provide your trustee with information. The trustee should be supplied in writing with:
Dates of departure and return
Details of any overseas contacts information. Please make sure the trustee has your Email address and please check it every few days while you are away
Particulars about who will fund the travel costs
The trustees main concern here would be, “where did the money come from?” If you are able to show that the money was gifted to you or you reasonably saved it after going bankrupt, there should be no problem to travel. Once you are discharged from your bankruptcy, you will be able to travel overseas without notifying your Trustee.
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Will my Bankruptcy be Advertised in Newspapers or Online?
If your assets creditors do not exceed a realizable value of $15,000, your bankruptcy will likely be administered as a “summary” administration, and no newspaper advertisement is made.
By contrast, if the value of your realizable assets exceeds $15,000, your bankruptcy will be considered an “ordinary” administration, and your Trustee will be required to place an advertisement notice in the newspaper. There is no online advertisement of bankruptcy filings.
How can I find out if someone has gone bankrupt?
If a person or a business has declared bankruptcy, you can do an online search of the public bankruptcy and insolvency records. These records contain debtor information for bankruptcies and proposals registered in Canada since 1978. To search go to: ic.gc.ca and search Bankruptcy and Insolvency Records (there is a minimum charge of $8 per search).
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Hi, My name is May. My question is: I have a property which is under two names. one is me and the other one is Nisa. Nisa is planning to file a bankruptcy so, will the bank take the property away? or should I wait until she obtains the bankruptcy discharge to sell the property? Thanks
Hi May,
The bank will only take the house away the property if you are behind in payments.
The big question is does the property have equity? To determine the equity we need to know the value of the property and the balance of the mortgage outstanding.
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Do I have to go to bankruptcy court if I claim Bankruptcy
Each jurisdiction has its own bankruptcy court, and each court has its own requirements for when and whether a bankrupt must attend court if claim bankrupt. In the Toronto area, bankrupts usually only go to court in the following situations:
They have filed three or more bankruptcies
They owe more than $200,000 in income tax
They have not completed their duties or have disagreed with their Trustee with respect to those duties
The Trustee has opposed the discharge due to conduct either before or during the bankruptcy which should be brought to the attention of the court
It is important to note that Bankruptcy Court is very respectful, and bankrupts are not looked down upon or judged for their misfortune. There may sometimes be hard questions to answer, but each person has their opportunity to speak, if they so choose. Most people find court to be much smoother than expected.
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