With extensive knowledge and experience across an array of legal practice areas, our Bankruptcy Lawyers and Insolvency Lawyers deliver quality legal advice and assistance to individuals, corporations, liquidators and creditors. With a track record of success acting for a diverse range of clients affected by bankruptcy and insolvency, our Bankruptcy and Insolvency Solicitors stand at the frontline of the legal industry. We provide legal services in relation to a broad range of Bankruptcy & Insolvency matters including:
Our experience in Bankruptcy & Insolvency matters
Notably, our Sydney Insolvency Lawyers have extensive experience acting for liquidators.
Our Insolvency Solicitors have acted for, and against, liquidators. Our Insolvency Solicitors have acted for liquidators in the provision of technical legal advice to liquidators, as well as in the prosecution of civil claims on behalf of liquidators. Our Insolvency Lawyers have defended Australian companies who have been served with a Statutory Demand. Our Insolvency Lawyers have assisted companies in preventing an Order for winding up of the company being made; and we have also assisted companies in bringing various Applications to the Supreme Court of New South Wales, including Applications to terminate the winding up of a Company. This has involved examinations of directors and bankrupts.
Our Sydney Insolvency Lawyers are familiar with preferences, unfair loans and other Insolvency type matters including breach of director’s duties, insolvent trading, “clawing back” assets and setting aside voidable transactions.
We have branch offices conveniently positioned across the Sydney metropolitan area including in Hurstville, Parramatta and Sydney CBD. For a full list of our office locations, with complete addresses, click on our Locations tab above or contact our main office line on (02) 9233 4048.
- We have been operating since 2001
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- Senior staff hold Honours Law degrees
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Date: Dec 10, 2011
Tags: legal, bankruptcy law, bankruptcy rights
In some circumstances, it is possible to avoid bankruptcy. Alternatives to bankruptcy include a Part IX debt agreement or Part X personal insolvency agreement. These are beneficial to both creditors and debtors since they are generally less costly th…
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Date: Mar 08, 2012
Tags: legal, bankruptcy law
If a liquidator has been appointed to wind up your company, you should immediately contact your Sydney insolvency lawyer. Your insolvency lawyer in Sydney should be able to assess the position of your company and should be able to tell you if a liqu…
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Date: Dec 10, 2011
Tags: legal, bankruptcy law, claims against liquidators
A liquidator is effectively the administrator responsible for the winding-up of a company. Where an individual is declared bankrupt, this role is played by the trustee in bankruptcy.
The responsibilities and powers of a liquidator or trustee are der…
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Date: Dec 10, 2011
Tags: legal, bankruptcy law, statutory demands
Generally, a Statutory Demand requires the recipient to pay the amount of debt specified within 21 days. A failure to comply with or dispute the Statutory Demand within the specified period will usually result in the recipient being presumed to be in…
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Date: Dec 10, 2011
Tags: legal, bankruptcy law, insolvent trading
Under the Corporations Act 2001, a company is defined to be insolvent if the company is unable to pay all its debts as and when they become due. If you are or have ever faced insolvency, you will know that it can be a terrifying and dizzying experien…
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