Author:		Anonymous
Date:		Nov 13, 2007
Question:		I completed a consumer proposal in 2004 and was discharged from all debts execpt Student Loan debts. I have made arragments to pay my Student Loan debts and have been paying them faithfully but they contiuue to ask for more money each month and I am afraid of wage garnishments. I still owe about 30,000. Can I declare bankruptcy on the student loan debts even though they were included int he consumer proposal? If so, my 10 year are up in July. Do I have to wait until then?
From:		Vanessa, Grant Thornton Alger Inc.
Date:		September 12, 2007
Answer:		You would have to wait until it was 10 years since you had left university or college. Please see the following link for information on student loan relief: www.alger.ca/bankruptcystudentloans.htm Please contact our office or, if you are not in Alberta, a Trustee in your area of residence to discuss your situation and options. Vanessa Grant phone: (403) 296-2977 Click here to submit a question to the Alberta Bankruptcy Q&A forum If you wish to talk to one of the Alberta bankruptcy professionals at Grant Thornton Alger Inc., you can call us TOLL FREE from anywhere in Alberta at 310-8888. After hour appointments at our Alberta bankruptcy offices are available. Contact our Alberta bankruptcy trustees for a free initial consultation

This site provides free information about personal bankruptcy and alternatives in Alberta. Calgary Bankruptcy, Edmonton Bankruptcy, Alberta Bankruptcy, Canada Bankruptcy

Privacy Policy     Legal Disclaimer    Home Sponsored by Alberta Bankruptcy Trustee - Grant Thornton Alger Inc.