Whelton Law
- Do not call, sign documents with, or share personal information with a Bankruptcy Trustee before speaking with a lawyer.
- Bankruptcy Trustees are not lawyers and do not represent your legal interests.
- They cannot offer solicitor–client confidentiality.
- They are not permitted to strategize with you to protect your assets.
- Their role is to administer bankruptcies—NOT to advocate for you.
- Unsure whether an issue with your bank, supplier, or the Canada Revenue Agency is a legal matter ?
Call Whelton Law— we’ll clarify your rights and options.
- If your creditors have involved lawyers, call Whelton Law immediately.
- If your debt is unmanageable, your assets may be at risk—including your home, vehicle, bank account, and investments.
Asset Protection
We use LEGAL, ETHICAL AND PRACTICAL maneuvers to safeguard assets.
Legal Judgment Alleviation
Federal programs may eliminate certain civil judgments and legal actions, giving you or your company a chance to recover.
Debt Forgiveness
Multiple debt relief options are available. Contact us to learn which apply to your situation.
CRA / HST / Payroll Deductions Forgiveness
Government programs can protect your company from HST and payroll deduction debts owed to CRA.
These programs may help you avoid bankruptcy, garnishments, lawsuits, and collections.
Before meeting with a Bankruptcy Trustee
Before signing any documents related to bankruptcy or a consumer proposal,
call Whelton Law.
If you have already signed a Bankruptcy Agreement or Consumer Proposal without legal representation, call Whelton Law immediately.
Facing the Discharge Hearing as a result of bankruptcy signed without legal representation?
Have Whelton Law represent you—never skip your Discharge Hearing!
Already Met With a Bankruptcy Trustee?
A Consumer Proposal may not be your best option. Contact us to review your situation before proceeding.
