Bankruptcy and Insolvency Lawyer

The Australian Legal Practice delivers quality legal services in debt recovery, bankruptcy and insolvency law. Our team provides sound and practical advice on potential remedies, costs and risks involved in protecting your legal rights.

Debt Recovery

Our team of debt recovery lawyers have serviced major corporations, insurers, company liquidators, bankruptcy trustees and private litigants. We have commenced and defended numerous matters in the Local, District Supreme and Federal Courts. These include numerous bankruptcy and company liquidation actions – from relatively simple debt recovery matters through to complex money claims.

We can assist you with matters arising from:

• Building disputes
• Taxation liabilities
• Insurance premium disputes
• Consumer law claims
• Money-lending transactions
• Claims for work done
• Damages claims and much more!

Bankruptcy and Insolvency

Our expert insolvency lawyers have advised company directors, creditors, debtors and various organisations in relation to corporate and personal insolvency. We also advise individuals regarding their own personal bankruptcy matters. We have acted for a number of company liquidators and bankruptcy trustees in the recovery of property and various other bankruptcy matters.

Our services include:

• Commencing defended hearings
• Drafting and enforcing mortgages, guarantees, fixed and floating charges
• Enforcing judgments (writs, garnishees, examinations, instalments orders)
• Court orders to preserve assets/Mareva Injunctions
• Trade Practices and Fair Trading Act claims
• Negotiated settlements/mediations

Call now to book your FREE first consultation!

FAQs: Bankruptcy and Insolvency Lawyer

What does a bankruptcy and insolvency lawyer do?

A bankruptcy and insolvency lawyer provides legal advice and representation for individuals and businesses facing financial distress. This includes debt recovery, bankruptcy proceedings, insolvency matters, and protecting your legal rights.

How can your firm assist with debt recovery?

We assist clients in recovering outstanding debts through negotiation, mediation, or court action. Our team has experience handling matters in Local, District, Supreme, and Federal Courts, ranging from simple claims to complex litigation.

What types of debt recovery cases do you handle?

We handle a wide range of matters, including building disputes, taxation liabilities, insurance premium disputes, consumer law claims, money-lending transactions, claims for work done, and damages claims.

Do you represent both creditors and debtors?

Yes, we act for creditors, debtors, company directors, liquidators, bankruptcy trustees, and private individuals, ensuring tailored legal strategies for each client’s position.

What is the difference between bankruptcy and insolvency?

Bankruptcy generally refers to individuals who cannot repay their debts, while insolvency applies to both individuals and companies unable to meet financial obligations.

Can you help with personal bankruptcy matters?

Yes, we advise individuals on personal bankruptcy, including filing, obligations, consequences, and alternatives to bankruptcy.

What services do you offer in insolvency matters?

Our services include commencing defended hearings, drafting and enforcing securities (such as mortgages and guarantees), enforcing court judgments, asset preservation orders (Mareva injunctions), and handling settlement negotiations or mediations.

What is a Mareva injunction?

A Mareva injunction is a court order that prevents a party from disposing of assets to ensure they remain available to satisfy a judgment.

How do you enforce a court judgment?

We use various enforcement methods, including writs, garnishee orders, examinations, and instalment orders to recover debts owed to our clients.

What should I expect during the first consultation?

During your free first consultation, we assess your situation, explain your legal options, outline potential risks and costs, and recommend the most practical course of action.

Do you offer dispute resolution without going to court?

Yes, we actively pursue negotiated settlements and mediation to resolve disputes efficiently and cost-effectively whenever possible.

How do I get started?

Simply contact our team to book your FREE first consultation and discuss your matter with an experienced lawyer.