Bankruptcy Kitchener Blog by Scott Schaefer

Second Opinions:

Posted under Contact Us

When do we feel that we need a second option? Personally, I feel I need a second opinion when:

  • I still have questions and I am not being provided answers
  • The explanation I have been given is confusing or not related to my situation
  • I feel like I am being given a quick answer
  • I feel like the person did not listen to me

 

 

The reason I raise this point in my blog today, is that I meet with people every week who have been to another place and they are unsure about the explanation they have been given about personal bankruptcy or consumer proposals. As a Licensed Trustee in Canada, I am responsible for adhering to the same standards as all other trustees. The difference in our firm is our people. We focus only on personal solutions for individuals facing financial hardship. In our Kitchener-Waterloo office, individuals only meet with experienced members of our Team. Two of my most experienced members are Jane Merling and Lynn Strouth, each with over 25 years experience in helping people with personal financial solutions. One of the ways we stay current is by supporting aspiring team members in their efforts to obtain a Trustee license (a rigorous 5 year program). Through this we attempt to provide clear information and help individuals and families make a PLAN for the future.

In Kitchener-Waterloo, we answer the phone, treat people with respect, and strive to answer all their questions. After meeting with an individual, we encourage them to call us back at anytime to answer any follow-up questions or to explain something if the person is unclear. It is never a bother or an interruption; we work as a team to be available when the person calls.

If you would like to discuss your situation or arrange a free consultation with us, please call us at 310-PLAN or e-mail us. We are located on the second floor of the plaza at 607 King Street West in Kitchener which is near Zeke’s restaurant and Tim Hortons.

 

Posted on October 24th 2008

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