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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2020

How A Licensed Insolvency Trustee Can Help

Crowe MacKay's Licensed Insolvency Trustees are here to support you through times of financial stress. The insolvency team explains how they can help you navigate uncertain times and how their services translate to your wellbeing.

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Crowe MacKay's Licensed Insolvency Trustees are here to support you through times of financial stress. The insolvency team explains how they can help you navigate uncertain times and how their services translate to your wellbeing.

What is a Licensed Insolvency Trustee?

A Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) is the only professional licensed by the government through the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy. Credit counselling agencies and debt settlement companies are not the same as a LIT. A LIT is an officer of the Court and acts in a fiduciary capacity with a duty to protect the interests of all stakeholders.  They make sure debtors are aware of everything in their case, including all debt solutions, and that creditors are not taking advantage or misrepresenting the circumstances.  They also ensure creditors understand their rights and remedies.

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