Insolvency
Insolvency law provides various procedures to assist individuals and businesses facing difficulties in meeting their liabilities as they fall due. We can help you manage your liabilities and decide on what is the best option for you.
For individuals, bankruptcy is generally a last resort. A first time bankrupt with debts will generally receive their discharge one year after the date of the bankruptcy order. We can advise you on the best action to take as well as negotiating with your creditors. We can also assist you and prepare the petition and guide you through the entire process.
We provide legal advice to clients who find themselves on either side of insolvency, from those that are or want to enter into an insolvency procedure, to creditors of an insolvent person or company.
We can assist you with the following insolvency processes:
We provide legal advice to clients who find themselves on either side of insolvency, from those that are or want to enter into an insolvency procedure, to creditors of an insolvent person or company.
We can assist you with the following insolvency processes:
- Bankruptcy
- Individual and Company Voluntary Arrangements
- Liquidations
- Administrations
- Receiverships
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