Member Firms

Demers Beaulne inc. has been active in the insolvency world since 1992. Two trustees with more than thirty years of experience lead the practice which is oriented toward helping consumers and business entrepreneurs to solve their financial difficulties either through financial reorganization (proposal) or personal and commercial bankruptcies. Also, Demers Beaulne inc, act as receiver for secured creditors.

Over the years, Demers Beaulne inc. has been involved in different business sectors, namely, retail, manufacturing, construction and professional services.

Goth & Company Ltd. – Licensed Insolvency Trustee was incorporated in 1993 by James D. Goth. Mr. Goth began Goth & Company Inc. so that he could provide the type of individual service he felt was deserved by people struggling from financial difficulties, but not always encouraged by some of the larger operations. By always being willing to take a little extra time to explain bankruptcy, how it operates and what other options exist, Goth & Company Inc. has built a reputation for quality, caring and compassionate service that persists today.

At Spergel we stand out from the crowd with our personalized approach and 30 years of experience. The same person from our local, caring team will remain your point of contact during your bankruptcy or consumer proposal. We won’t surprise you with calls from staff you have never dealt with before or pass you from one department to another. We take debt freedom very seriously and believe in helping people reclaim their lives without the crushing weight of past debt. We will answer all of your debt questions and provide you with options that really work. If you share your story with us, we will share our expertise with you to find the right solution. Start living for your future – you owe it to yourself.

David Rubin & Partners specializes in business turnaround and rescue, corporate and personal insolvency, forensic accounting, and litigation support. Where rescue is not possible, other alternatives, including a formal insolvency process, may be considered.