Are Personal Bankruptcy Filings Public Record?
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By Bromwich+Smith Staff | 331 words | Reading Time: 1 minutes and 39 Seconds | Date: 2022/05/20
To consider bankruptcy can be incredibly difficult and overwhelming. However, it alleviates and helps many in conquering their debt and rebuilding their worth. It is important to note that when you file for bankruptcy you are taking a great step towards managing your financial future.
Although a bankruptcy and a consumer proposal are a matter of public record the only people that will know you have declared bankruptcy are you, your Licensed Insolvency Trustee
Who is notified?
After you have declared bankruptcy, your Licensed Insolvency Trustee
Your employer will not be notified of your bankruptcy filing unless you want your trustee to let them know. In the case of wages being garnished you may want to let your employer know so that the garnishment can be stopped. As the legal protection of a bankruptcy or proposal goes into effect immediately on the day you file.
In the end, declaring bankruptcy is only discussed with you, your Licensed Insolvency Trustee
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