Our Services

Every Option. Clearly Explained.

Whether you need to restructure, pause, or close — we'll tell you exactly what each path means for you, your business, and your personal liability.

01

Voluntary Administration

Buy time. Explore every option.

Voluntary administration puts a temporary hold on your creditors while an independent administrator assesses whether your business can be saved. It's one of the most powerful tools available to a distressed business — but only if you act before it's too late.

Typically 20–25 business days for the initial administration period

How it works

When a company enters voluntary administration, an independent administrator takes control and investigates the company's affairs. Creditors can't pursue debts during this period. The administrator then presents options to creditors — usually a Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA) to restructure, or liquidation.

Who it's for

Business owners who believe the business is viable but need breathing room to restructure debts, renegotiate contracts, or find a buyer.

Key benefits

Immediate moratorium on most creditor actions
Keeps the business trading while options are explored
Can lead to a DOCA — a binding restructure agreement
Directors retain some involvement in the process
02

Liquidation

Close properly. Protect yourself.

When a business can't be saved, liquidation is the responsible path. Done correctly, it protects directors from personal liability, satisfies legal obligations, and brings the company to an orderly end. Done wrong — or delayed — it can expose you to serious personal risk.

Typically 6–24 months depending on asset complexity

How it works

In a creditors' voluntary liquidation, directors resolve to wind up the company and appoint a liquidator. The liquidator realises the company's assets, pays creditors in the order prescribed by law, and deregisters the company. The process is transparent and legally compliant.

Who it's for

Directors of insolvent companies who want to close the business in an orderly, compliant way and minimise personal exposure.

Key benefits

Legally compliant wind-up process
Reduces risk of insolvent trading claims against directors
Creditors are dealt with fairly and transparently
Brings certainty — no more sleepless nights
03

Business Restructuring

Rebuild without the stigma.

Not every financial crisis requires formal insolvency. Informal restructuring — negotiating directly with creditors, refinancing, cutting costs, or selling non-core assets — can resolve the problem faster, cheaper, and with far less damage to your reputation.

Typically weeks to a few months depending on complexity

How it works

We work with you to understand the full picture: your debts, your cash flow, your assets, and your options. Then we negotiate directly with creditors on your behalf, help you access refinancing if needed, and build a restructure plan that gives the business a genuine path forward.

Who it's for

Business owners facing cash flow pressure or unsustainable debt who want to avoid formal insolvency and keep the business alive.

Key benefits

No formal insolvency — less reputational damage
Faster and cheaper than administration or liquidation
You stay in control of your business
Creditor negotiations handled by experienced advisors

The Process

How We Work

No surprises. No runaround. Just a clear process from first call to final outcome.

01

Free Consultation

Tell us what's happening. We'll listen, ask the right questions, and give you an honest assessment — no obligation, no cost.

02

Options Assessment

We map out every viable path for your specific situation. You'll understand the pros, cons, costs, and risks of each option before making any decision.

03

Execute the Plan

Once you choose a path, we handle the process. We deal with creditors, manage compliance, and keep you informed at every step.

04

Resolution

Whether that's a restructured business, a DOCA, or a clean wind-up — we get you to a definitive outcome and a clear future.

Not Sure Which Path Is Right?

That's exactly what the free consultation is for. We'll assess your situation and give you a straight answer.