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Insolvency Advice for Directors Under Pressure
As a corporate advisory firm, we specialise in providing comprehensive solutions for businesses facing financial distress. Our services include Small Business Restructuring, Liquidation, Voluntary Administration, Receivership and Advisory services. With a focus on integrity and respect, we ensure clear and practical advice is provided to navigate financial challenges and achieve the best possible outcomes for your business.
Guided by Integrity, Driven by Respect:
Your Partner in Corporate Advisory, Insolvency and Restructuring Solutions
Key Services
Small Business restructuring process
This process allows the company and its director time to put forward a restructuring plan to creditors to discharge it debts in full or in part within a period not exceeding 3 years. There are certain criteria that the company must meet to be eligible for this process, including debts of less than $1 million and all tax lodgements must be up to date.
Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation
A creditors voluntary liquidation is the process where the directors and shareholders resolve that that company is insolvent and appoint a registered liquidator to conduct any orderly winding up of its affairs.
Voluntary Administration
The voluntary administration process involves the appointment of an independent registered practitioner to review and report to creditors about the financial position of the company and the best options available to stakeholders. This process allows the company to continue in existence via the acceptance by creditors of a Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA).
Receivership
Receivership is a type of appointment available to secured creditors, such as a bank or financier that has registered security over assets of the company. The secured creditor appoints a receiver to recover its debt by realising company assets. A receiver may also be appointed by the court under various disputes, generally shareholder disputes.
Simplified Liquidation
A simplified liquidation is a streamlined creditors voluntary liquidation process for winding up companies that satisfy various criteria, including having liabilities of less than $1 million and having all tax lodgements up to date.
Court Liquidation
A court liquidation is when a creditor is pursuing a company for an outstanding debt and applies to the court to appoint a registered liquidation to conduct the winding up of the company. The court will then appoint a liquidator.
Members' Voluntary Liquidation
A members voluntary liquidation involves the winding up of a solvent company for the benefit of its shareholders.
Advisory
Our team is regularly hired by directors and individuals to offer comprehensive advisory services that safeguard their business and personal interests. Collaborating closely with our network of accountants and lawyers, we ensure timely and practical responses to both actual and potential claims and threats. These claims may originate from a Liquidator, a Registered Trustee in Bankruptcy, or various regulatory and government departments.
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