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Tammy |
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November 4, 2004 |
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My husband and I are separated. He has recently filed
bankruptcy and I guess that I too will have to do the same because I
could not carry the payments by myself. I am the president of an
incorporated new business for the last year. Right now there is a loan
on the business of which I have signed a personal guarantee. The assets
of the business would not be much higher than the loan, maybe a couple
thousand dollars. Everything ever due to be paid in this business is
always paid on time, no arrears.I have been told 2 options and I am
wondering if they are correct. One was to transfer the assets by a bill
of sale to a friend/family and they would operate the business under
another name for 9 months. What would happen to my loan then? The other
was to just change director to someone other than myself for 9 months
and have the business operate as usual no other changes. What is the
best way to go?? One more question, I co own a vehicle with a family
member so if the value is $9000.00 what happens with that?
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Ann Clarke, Alger & Associates Inc. |
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November 4, 2004 |
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You have to be very careful about transferring assets as the Act is very
specific on transfer of assets and proceeds.
The matter you have described can be very complicated and it would be
best if you talked to a Trustee in person.
Ann Clarke
phone: (403) 296-2972
aclarke@moneyhelp.ca
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