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Bankruptcy Trustees in Waterloo answer your Consumer Proposal & Bankruptcy questions
If you live in the Waterloo Region, Ontario and are experiencing financial difficulties that might lead to personal bankruptcy in Waterloo, contact Hoyes, Michalos & Associates Inc. to discuss your situation and your bankruptcy options including consumer proposals. Our experts in Waterloo can explain all the options to get you out of financial difficulty. Whether bankruptcy is the right choice in your case, or there is a debt management solution such as a consumer proposal, that might better fit your situation ask a bankruptcy expert
View our introductory video about bankruptcy in Waterloo (1:47 min).
Our bankruptcy trustee Office for Waterloo
607 King Street
West,
Suite 204
Kitchener, N2G 1C7, Ontario
Phone: (519) 747-0660
Fax: (519) 747-2418
(Principal Office)
By appointment only;
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Our bankruptcy trustee office serving Waterloo is located on King Street, Kitchener, across from McDonald's, in the same plaza as Tim Hortons. Look for the sign from the photo above at the entrance to our plaza (note: our name is not on the sign). The office is on the second floor.
Please call or e-mail for a consultation appointment, or to ask a question regarding bankruptcy in Waterloo.
Hoyes, Michalos & Associates Inc. feels it is important for you to research your options regarding bankruptcy as well as bankruptcy alternatives such as consumer proposals before making any decisions. Our bankruptcy trustees in Waterloo are willing to help area residents deal with their debts and other money problems.
To arrange for a no-charge, no-obligation initial consultation with one of our bankruptcy trustees in Waterloo, please call our Waterloo bankruptcy office.
Note: To quickly find information you are looking for on this site, search Hoyes.com for specific keywords. In addition, you will find that our common bankruptcy questions page is a good source of information if you are looking for more details on how bankruptcy in Waterloo and personal bankruptcy in general works.
