Judgment Day Under Reform
Behold, judgment day is upon us, or more accurately, money judgment day. When I first looked at the new law being proposed in BC about money judgments I almost cried. It’s terrifying to see how many bad things can happen…
Behold, judgment day is upon us, or more accurately, money judgment day. When I first looked at the new law being proposed in BC about money judgments I almost cried. It’s terrifying to see how many bad things can happen…
By Margaret H. Johnson
You’ve heard about debtors’ prisons, right? They were made somewhat famous by Charles Dickens in the 1800s through fictional characters and events. His father had been imprisoned for debt. His family suffered great shame and austerity. …
Many Canadians are trapped in the never ending cycle of paying off, and then racking up mountains of debt. Credit card interest rates, often looming around 28% or higher, do not help or motivate consumers who are trapped in the …
Last week I received a telephone call from Jessie, a 31-year-old, single mother of three. She was sobbing hysterically because a debt collector had told her he was going to garnish her wages. Jessie was …
If the debtor either cannot or will not pay the debt, the creditor has several possible courses of action to attempt to enforce their judgment. The …
“I never thought in a million years I would ever be here” and “I can’t believe this is happening to me” are the anguished cries that I have heard countless times from clients …