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Posted on Friday, June 15, 2007

death and bankruptcy

Question: What happens if someone is in the middle of their bankruptcy and have not been discharged and they die?? Can they still be discharged?? How do the creditors or trustees get paid??

Answer: The answer depends on how far the bankruptcy has proceeded at the time of death. If the bankrupt has fulfilled all of their duties, the bankruptcy may proceed to a normal discharge. If the bankrupt has not completed their duties, and they cannot be completed by the bankrupt's estate (such as through life insurance proceeds), the bankrupt will not be discharged, which is in most cases not an issue, since after death it is not likely the creditors will be pursuing the bankrupt.

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Posted on Monday, January 22, 2007

Can I keep my house if I file for bankruptcy?

As a Windsor trustee, this is a common question.

First question - is there equity in the house. Equity means if you sold you house, after paying the mortgage and costs would there be money left over? If there would be bankruptcy may not be for you. The money that would be left over belongs to the bankruptcy and you would have to pay it to your bankruptcy. If the amount is large enough a consumer proposal might also be something to consider.

If there isn't equity, as long as the mortgagor agrees, the bankruptcy will not take your house.
    
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