Your business’ future is debt free.

We’ll help you find the right corporate debt solutions for your business.

Process

Business Debt

Step 1: Free Consultation

Your journey begins with a conversation with one of our Licensed Insolvency Trustees (LITs)—local experts committed to Alberta businesses. We don’t rely on a call center or out-of-province service. You’ll speak directly with a certified professional who takes the time to understand your unique situation and the debt pressures your business is facing. That’s the Faber Advantage.

Step 2: Reviewing Your Options

After carefully reviewing your financial situation, your LIT will help you evaluate your available debt relief options. Together, you’ll identify the path that best suits your business’ needs, empowering you to make informed and confident decisions.

Step 3: Service Recommendations

Your financial goals deserve more than a one-size-fits-all approach. Your LIT will recommend solutions such as a Division 1 Proposal, Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), business bankruptcy, or turnaround management services based on your specific needs. We deliver solutions that work, backed by our extensive expertise and unmatched local knowledge.

Step 4: A Guided Process

Once you’ve chosen the right solution, your LIT will take charge of the process, ensuring that every step is clear and all necessary paperwork is handled efficiently. As Alberta’s only non-national firm specializing in corporate debt restructuring for small and medium-sized businesses, we provide a level of personalized service that sets us apart.

Step 5: Life Without Stress

With a recovery plan underway, you can concentrate on what truly matters—your business—while we work to reduce your corporate debt and ease your financial burdens. The Faber Advantage means partnering with a trusted, experienced team dedicated to helping you achieve financial stability and long-term success.

Meet the people who can get your business back on track.

Book a Free Consultation Today.

We can help you weigh your debt-relief options so that you can make a confident and well-informed decision.

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Solutions

Division 1 Proposal Canada

If a business is viable but financially unstable, you might need to restructure its debt.

Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA)

Corporations with debt of more than five million dollars can restructure their business and financial affairs.

Business Bankruptcy

If a business is no longer viable, a bankruptcy can ensure an orderly liquidation.

Turnaround Management Services

Expert analysis and strategy can help a financially troubled company become viable.

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4.8

Based on 282 reviews

Mathew

Very informative and responsive. They truly care about your needs.

Rachel .Y

I had a great experience here. I was so afraid to ask for help and they treated me with such kindness and respect, it was clear I had nothing to be ashamed of. Everyone was professional, they explained all of my options clearly, and for the first time in a long time I feel optimistic about my future.

Lynette Martin

When I was first thinking about bankruptcy I felt ashamed and embarrassed. Karen put me at ease on our first call. Karen explained to me my options. Not once did she ever make me feel bad for doing what I had to do, to make my life better. Thank you Karen!

Thomas Skinner

Helpful and a straight forward. The trustee that I worked with was friendly and helpful with any questions I may have had.

Jas Sohi

I just want to say a huge thank you to Karen for all her help! She made the entire process so smooth and easy to understand. Her patience, support, and clear communication really helped me get everything done without any stress. I truly appreciate how she took the time to explain everything and made sure I was comfortable every step of the way. Thank you so much, Karen—you’ve been amazing!