What happens if my Employer goes Bankrupt? Q&A’s:


Yes. By law, all actions against a person filing a bankruptcy or a proposal must cease once the documents are filed. However, this does not apply to secured creditors such as banks holding, for example, a lien on a car or a mortgage on a house.
If your creditors do not stop harassing or calling you it is best to inform your trustee in bankruptcy.
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Yes, certain assets are exempt from seizure by the trustee in bankruptcy such as a car (value $5,650.00) and other assets (boat, snowblower, ATV, snowmobile) may be covered by the personal possession exemption of $5,650.00.
Even if the value of the assets exceed the exemption limit, many individuals have the option to pay the trustee the excess value, over the exemption, and keep the asset.
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If my spouse passed away and left me the assets prior to my bankruptcy, what happens to those assets if I decide to declare bankruptcy?
In the event that a person receives an inheritance prior to or during bankruptcy, the assets would go to the Trustee for the benefit of the creditors. In this situation, it is important to discuss your options other than filing for bankruptcy.
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