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The cost of a BC bankruptcy is set by the Government.
Sands & Associates has payment terms available.

You'll find our Burnaby bankruptcy trustees knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. We'll start by scheduling a meeting with you to discuss the solutions best suited to your situation. This meeting is free, and it's confidential. We'll help you make the right decision so you can regain control of your life.

302 - 5050 Kingsway, Burnaby, B.C. V5H 4H2

Voice: 604-451-5799

Toll Free: 310-0911

Fax: 604-451-9636

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Tracey Lowe TRACEY A. LOWE, B.A., CIRP, Trustee

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Tracey Lowe is a Trustee in Bankruptcy and a member of the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals. She has worked in the insolvency industry since 1990, and has been with Sands & Associates since 1995. Located at our Vancouver and Burnaby offices, Tracey's primary focus has been on the administration of bankruptcies and proposals to creditors in order to help individuals deal with financial difficulties.

LISA KELLY, Estate Manager

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Lisa Kelly has worked in the insolvency field since 1999, and is responsible for the administration of personal bankruptcies and proposals in our Burnaby office. She is a Qualified Insolvency Counsellor, and has successfully completed the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professional course on Insolvency Administration. Currently, Lisa is working towards obtaining her license as a Trustee in Bankruptcy.

DARLENE MULLEN, Estate Manager

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Darlene's past experience includes 10 years of retail management. Darlene joined our firm in 2001 and has successfully completed the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals course on Insolvency Administration, and is a Qualified Insolvency Counsellor. Darlene is currently responsible for administering personal bankruptcies and proposals in our Burnaby office.

We are available to assist you in identifying your options and forming a plan to get you a fresh financial start. Our Burnaby Bankruptcy trustees have many ways to assist people with their financial problems. These include:

Consumer proposals,
Budgeting;
Debt Counselling;
Third party settlements with creditors; and
Refinancing.

Important information for your protection from our Burnaby bankruptcy trustees:

Although you need a bankruptcy trustee to go bankrupt, bankruptcy is not the only thing bankruptcy trustees can help you with. Our Burnaby bankruptcy trustees are highly trained professionals who will give you the best advice they can even if it means you do not use our services.

Our Burnaby bankruptcy trustees are licensed and regulated by the Federal Government and subject to stringent codes of ethics. Bankruptcy trustees are the only debt professionals who can provide a full range of financial solutions.

Furthermore, bankruptcy trustees are the only debt professionals who can guarantee that you will get protection from your creditors.

our experienced financial counsellors help people manage and resolve severe financial problems. We understand how stressful this situation can be and know how to help. Our goal is to guide people through a very difficult time and help them move towards a brighter, more financially secure future.

Al our bankruptcy trustees are members of provincial and national professional associations. We honour and respect the Codes of Ethics of these associations and The Superintendent of Bankruptcy.

BC Climate Action Dividend of $100.00 will not be taken by BC bankruptcy trustees. The $100 dividends are payable to residents of British Columbia (as at December 31, 2007), with the first of the payments to be processed in June 2008. Trustees of bankrupts will receive these dividend cheques, the bulk of which will be issued by the Canada Revenue Agency.

Trustees must therefore provide the Climate Action Dividend to the bankrupt. Being unseizable, unexecutable and unassignable under any circumstances, only the bankrupt can cash these cheques, and is free to do with the proceeds whatever he/she wishes. If a bankrupt chooses to pay the monies into the estate, it must be with the knowledge that this is done strictly on a voluntary basis.