LICENSED INSOLVENCY TRUSTEES

You don’t need to solve your debt today

You just need a clear next step.

Talk privately with a debt relief team backed by federally regulated Licensed Insolvency Trustees. We’ll explain every responsible option in plain language, including options that may avoid bankruptcy.

PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL

Request a free consultation.

Tell us how to reach you. A Doyle Salewski team member will contact you privately to review your options.

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FIRST, TAKE A BREATH

Debt is a math problem.
It can be solved.

A job change, illness, separation, rising costs, or one tax bill can turn manageable payments into a monthly crisis. It happens faster than most people think.

We start with your numbers, not judgment. If there’s a way to protect more of your income and give you room to breathe, we’ll show you.

A CLEARER PATH FORWARD
Debt relief can reduce the pressure through federally regulated options and practical alternatives.
DEBT SYMPTOMS

Does this sound familiar?

01

Payments keep rising

You pay every month, but the balance barely moves.

02

The calls won’t stop

Collections are affecting your work, sleep, and relationships.

03

You’re borrowing to cope

Credit is covering groceries, bills, or other credit payments.

WHAT COULD CHANGE

Turn financial noise into one clear plan.

A consumer proposal may reduce what you repay, stop interest, and legally protect you from unsecured creditors, while letting you keep your assets.

BEFORE

Credit card

High interest

CRA balance

Past due

Line of credit

Minimum only

Collection calls

Ongoing

A POSSIBLE PATH FORWARD
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One affordable payment

Fixed around your real budget

NO ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL ANSWER

Bankruptcy isn’t the starting point. You have options.

Our role is to lay out every responsible option, explain the trade-offs, and help you choose. Sometimes the right answer is a proposal. Sometimes it isn’t.

01
BANKRUPTCY ALTERNATIVE

Consumer proposal

Repay an agreed portion of unsecured debt through one fixed monthly payment, with no interest.

02

Personal bankruptcy

A legal reset when repayment is no longer realistic. We explain the impact on income, assets, and credit first.

03

Other debt solutions

If formal insolvency isn’t the right fit, we’ll say so. Budgeting, consolidation, or credit counselling may be better.

A CALM, HUMAN PROCESS

You talk.
We listen.

You won’t be pushed into a decision on the first call. The goal is clarity, not a sales pitch.

It's free!

1

Tell us what’s happening

Share only what you’re comfortable sharing. We’ll ask a few practical questions about debts, income, and assets.

2

See the full set of options

A Doyle Salewski Debt Relief Manager reviews your situation and explains the cost, timing, and trade-offs of each route. A Licensed Insolvency Trustee administers any formal consumer proposal or bankruptcy.

3

Choose when you’re ready

If you choose a formal filing, the team handles the filing, paperwork, and creditor communication. If another route is better, we’ll tell you. Either way, you leave knowing the next step.

YOUR FIRST STEP

Get a clearer picture in about two minutes.

This short assessment helps us understand what kind of pressure you’re under. Your answers are used to review your request and prepare a more useful first conversation. There is no commitment.

Prefer to speak with someone? Call 1-888-488-5555 for a free, confidential consultation.

Local help. Licensed oversight.

Backed by federally regulated Licensed Insolvency Trustees serving Ontario and Quebec.

PRIVATE, ONE-ON-ONE GUIDANCE
PRIVATE ASSESSMENT
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STRAIGHT ANSWERS

The questions people are usually afraid to ask.

Still unsure? Call 1-888-488-5555. You don’t need to have everything figured out first.

Not necessarily. A consumer proposal generally lets you keep your assets. In a bankruptcy, what happens depends on equity, exemptions, and your circumstances. We review this before you make any decision.
Yes. Personal income tax, HST, GST, and other eligible tax debts can generally be included in a consumer proposal or bankruptcy.
Once a consumer proposal or bankruptcy is filed and creditors are notified, unsecured creditors must stop collection activity, including most legal action and wage garnishment.
Nothing. Your first consultation is free, confidential, and does not obligate you to file or hire Doyle Salewski.
No. A Licensed Insolvency Trustee is required to explain your available options. The decision to move forward is yours.
GET CLEAR ON YOUR OPTIONS

Get a clear picture of your debt options

Free and confidential. No obligation. Start with the private assessment or speak with someone now.

How We Help You

At Doyle Salewski, we offer a range of services designed to help you navigate financial difficulties and regain control of your finances. Our expert team is here to provide the support and solutions you need, tailored to your unique situation.

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