Bankruptcy Trustee & Consumer Proposals in Oshawa

Your Estate Manager in Oshawa

JOSHUA HARRIS, BCOMM., MIB, CIRP

Joshua joined Harris & Partners in 2016 after completing a Master’s Degree in International Business. In 2018 he became a CIRP (Chartered Insolvency and Restructuring Professional).

Joshua is a certified Insolvency Counsellor and has a firm grasp on helping clients to get a fresh start. He also manages the firm’s advertising and technology.

KYLE HARRIS, LL.B., CIRP, LIT

Kyle joined Harris & Partners Inc. in 2011 after completing his law degree in the United Kingdom.

Kyle became a Licensed Insolvency Trustee in 2017. He is also a Certified Insolvency Counsellor with years of experience and a proven ability to help his clients get the fresh financial start they need. It is Kyle’s goal to ensure that his clients have a firm grasp on their situation before leaving his office.

Debt Help in Oshawa

If you are trying to find solutions for your debt problems, we can help you with more than just bankruptcy. We are qualified to provide debt solutions and offer advice on how to work with your creditors. Our solutions include debt consolidation, Consumer Proposals and bankruptcy for corporate and personal financial problems.

We’re here to help. Ask us about…

• Debt consolidation
• Danger signals
• Consumer proposals
• Corporate insolvency
• Bankruptcy
• Court-appointed receivership
• Complex commercial matters

Let the Oshawa Licensed Insolvency Trustees at Harris & Partners help you regain financial control.

What is Consumer Proposal? Alternatives to Bankruptcy

In need of an alternative to bankruptcy? File a consumer proposal! By negotiating with your creditors, you can file a consumer proposal that will require you to pay back only a portion of all your debts and allow creditors to make up the remaining balance. Harris & Partners Inc. provides Oshawa consumer proposals. Contact us today to learn more.

Danger Signs of Bankruptcy

If you think you might be on the edge of filing for bankruptcy, ask yourself the following questions:

• Do you have to use credit cards to pay for everything?
• Can you only pay the minimum monthly amount on your credit card?
• Are you constantly borrowing money?
• Have your creditors repossessed your car?
• Have your creditors sold your debt or placed your account with a collection agency?

If you recognize any of those warning signs in your life, you may be headed for bankruptcy. Debt has a way of creeping up on nearly anyone with a credit card. It’s quite easy to acquire a large amount of debt when you’re faced with house payments, car payments, or student loans.

Testimonials

All GM employees should go here for help

“GM closing the plan is devastating to me, I’ve worked there for 25 years. Thankfully I won’t lose my pension but, in the meantime, I need to clean up this debt before I’m unemployed.”