Find a Licensed Insolvency Trustee in Montréal, Quebec

Q: How many Licensed Insolvency Trustees are in Montréal?

There are 34 Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) offices in Montréal, Quebec. You can compare profiles, contact information, and services on this page. All LITs are federally licensed and can help with consumer proposals and bankruptcy. Most offer free initial consultations.

Q: What is a Licensed Insolvency Trustee in Montréal?

A Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) in Montréal is a federally regulated professional who can administer consumer proposals and bankruptcies. LITs in Montréal serve residents of Montréal and the surrounding area. They are the only professionals legally permitted to file these options on your behalf. Many Montréal LITs offer in-person appointments; others offer phone or video consultations.

Q: How do I choose a LIT in Montréal?

When comparing Licensed Insolvency Trustees in Montréal, consider: whether they have staff on-site for in-person meetings, languages offered, and whether they offer a free initial consultation. All LITs must follow the same federal rules and fee guidelines. You can review each trustee’s profile on this page and contact them directly to book a free, confidential assessment.

Q: Are LIT consultations free in Montréal?

Most Licensed Insolvency Trustees in Montréal offer a free initial consultation. During this meeting they review your debts, income, and assets and explain your options—including consumer proposal, bankruptcy, and non-insolvency alternatives. The consultation is confidential and there is no obligation to proceed. Contact the LITs listed on this page to confirm availability and book an appointment.

Compare 34 local LITs — free consultations, federally licensed.

Montreal has the highest consumer-proposal-to-bankruptcy ratio in Canada, reflecting Quebec's strong preference for proposals and the province's unique civil-code framework for unsecured debt.

Debt & Insolvency Pressures in Montréal

Montreal's debt landscape differs sharply from Toronto and Vancouver: lower housing costs but lower wages, plus a higher share of fixed-term contract employment that leaves households exposed when work dries up. Quebec's three-year limitation period on contract debt (Article 2925, Civil Code) is shorter than the rest of Canada, but collection lawsuits filed before that window can still result in wage garnishment up to 30% of gross pay above the protected minimum. The 2024–2026 cooling in tech and aerospace hiring has hit the West Island and downtown core particularly hard. OSB data shows the Montreal CMA filed nearly 18,000 consumer proposals in 2024, second only to Toronto in absolute terms, and Quebec residents file proposals at roughly twice the national per-capita rate.

Local LIT trend: Quebec syndics autorisés en insolvabilité (the provincial term for LITs) handle the highest proposal volumes per capita in Canada, with most consultations now offered bilingually.

Sources: Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada (consumer insolvency statistics 2025–2026), Equifax Canada Consumer Credit Trends, Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Last reviewed May 2026.

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How to Choose a Trustee in Montréal

Focus on fit, not just the first available appointment. Ask each office how quickly they can book, whether your case type is common for them, and what payment range they expect for your file.

1. Confirm same-week consult availability.
2. Ask about CRA, garnishment, or mortgage-arrears experience.
3. Verify language support if needed.
4. Compare estimated monthly proposal payment ranges.

Before calling, run the consumer proposal calculator so you can compare trustee guidance against a baseline estimate.

All Licensed Insolvency Trustees in Montréal, Quebec

Arthur Blumer & Associés Inc.

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1134.Ste Catherine St W #900, Montréal, QC, H3B1H4

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All Licensed Insolvency Trustees in Montréal, Quebec

Arthur Blumer & Associés Inc.

Bdo Canada Limited / Bdo Canada Limitée

C.s. Adjami Inc.

Fti Consulting Canada Inc.

Groupe Mazars Inc.

Jean Fortin & Associes Syndic Inc.

Kpmg Inc.

M. Diamond & Associates/Associés Inc.

Mallette Syndics Et Gestionnaires Inc.

Mnp Ltd. / Mnp Ltée.

N. Séguin Inc.

Pomerleau & Associés Syndic Inc.

Poupart Syndic Inc.

Pricewaterhousecoopers Inc.

Richter Inc.

André Gabbay & Associés Inc.

Beaudin Groupe Conseil Inc.

Boily Haddad Inc.

Bresse Syndics Inc.

Deloitte Restructuring Inc./Restructuration Deloitte Inc.

Demers Beaulne Inc.

Denis Allain & Associés Inc.

Devletian & Associés Inc.

Doyle Salewski Inc.

Gobeil Groupe Conseil Inc.

Houle Huot S.a.

M. Roy & Associés Inc.

Nantel-legault, Marc

Nathalie Brault Syndic Inc.

Pierre Roy & Associes Inc.

Pierre Roy & Associes Inc.

Raymond Chabot Inc.

Richard Lapointe & Associes Inc.

Tremblay & Compagnie Syndics Et Gestionnaires Ltée.

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