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Consumer Proposal Montreal

Consumer Proposal in Montreal and Surrounding Areas

Reduce your debts and pay only a monthly amount based on your budget, with no interest!

A consumer proposal is a legal solution that can help reduce your debts and restore better financial balance. It allows you to repay a portion of your debts according to your financial capacity through a single monthly payment, generally without interest.

In Montreal and in several cities in the region, A.J.B – Josée Brouillette offers an informational meeting to help you better understand this solution and evaluate whether it may be suitable for your situation.

Contact us at (514) 313-6033 to obtain information and schedule a meeting.

A.J.B – Josée Brouillette is not a Licensed Insolvency Trustee. Consumer proposals are filed and administered by a Licensed Insolvency Trustee.

Do you not speak French, English, or Spanish? That is not a problem. A translation service can be provided upon request. For people who are hard of hearing, a sign language interpreter may also be available.



What is a consumer proposal?

This debt solution is increasingly used. Introduced in 1992 by the federal government, a consumer proposal is an official agreement between you and your creditors that allows you to settle your debts for less than what you owe. All debts are combined into one monthly payment based on your budget, and this payment is interest-free. The total repayment must be made over a maximum of 5 years.

Consumer Proposal Montreal

Disadvantages of a consumer proposal

The disadvantages of a consumer proposal are far fewer than the advantages.

You will be released from all your debts, except those specified in Section 178 of Law C-12:

Fines and penalties imposed by a court, including traffic tickets and others;

Compensation awarded in court for bodily harm caused intentionally;

Debts or obligations for child support;

Debts or obligations resulting from fraud, embezzlement, or breach of trust while acting as a trustee;

Debts resulting from obtaining goods or services through false representations;

Student loans (if the proposal is filed within 7 years of finishing your studies, the loan must be fully repaid. After 7 years, the debt can be discharged). At the end of the proposal, you can make an agreement to repay the remaining balance on your student loan.

A.JB offers you the most
affordable option
for your financial problems.

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