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Par-O-Law Canada under the leadership of its founder and CEO, Bill Lutton,
has pioneered the field of Financial Default Management
in Canada.
We understand that most people will pay their debts if they can. We also
understand that things happen layoffs, an injury, marriage breakup,
illness or many other life changing events which can shatter even the best
budgetting work.
Our aim is to put you back in control of your money.
Most people will experience a financial crisis at some point in their
lives. Don't try to hide yours, early recognition and getting qualified
help can make a huge difference in how quickly you get back on track.
If you are under financial stress for
any reason, you should seek professional assistance. At Par-O-Law we have
more than one remedy to solve a problem.
Many Trustees and Credit Counsellors are advising almost everyone today
to file a Consumer Proposal. This type of filing can prevent Bankruptcy
for some people.
Debt restructuring is another remedy to avoid Bankruptcy, and so is an
Informal Proposal.
There are in fact many alternatives to Bankruptcy and Insolvency. That's
why you need a Professional Agent to provide you with all your options.
Trustees by law must respresent the interests
of the Creditors first and foremost. At Par-O-Law, we represent the Debtor
Exclusively.
Credit Counsellors also have a mandate. Theirs
is to reduce the number of bankruptcies being filed each year. That is
why some services are free to the public.
Think about it they're not running
a charity program, they are being paid by the Government to help keep bankruptcy
numbers down. Some in fact, charge an additional fee based on a percentage
of the debt.
These fees that you pay will soon offset any frozen interest
rates.
At Par-O-Law, we are neither Trustees nor Credit Counsellors, we are
Paralegals (A person qualified to provide a legal service who is proficient
in their area of specialty) and we carry Errors and Omissions Insurance
thereby protecting all our clients against any potential irregularities.
Visit the Consumer/Debtor area to learn
more.
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